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lifecycle: prefer current node in run-script #11626
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This is a backport of #11204 by @segrey to 2.x branch which I believe was lost.
Fixes: #11175
Fixes: #9253
As mentioned in #11204 (comment) current behaviour of
npm@latest-2xis really annoying in cases where one can't have nodejs + npm installed globally.For example our internal build farms have different nodejs versions installed to
/opt/nodejs/<ver>, so we runnpmwith/opt/nodejs/<N>/bin/node /opt/nodejs/<N>/bin/npmfrom our build scripts. Everything works fine for projects that run nodejs-0.10 or node-5 that havenpm@1xandnpm@3xaccordingly and which don't have the bug. But for projects that use nodejs-4 builds might fail if one uses an npm module that needs#!/usr/bin/env nodeto run.