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Upgraded to your fork, it's been great so far, kudos for the work !
I'm just having one problem, that is on a new shell, if I run npm directly, or any nodejs file that declares #!/usr/bin/env node in its header, it will fail saying that there's no such file as node.
I'm no shell expert and I'm not sure there's a way out of this, so if this cannot be fixed, is it possible to make this behavior optional ?
Thanks.
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Hi,
Upgraded to your fork, it's been great so far, kudos for the work !
I'm just having one problem, that is on a new shell, if I run npm directly, or any nodejs file that declares
#!/usr/bin/env node
in its header, it will fail saying that there's no such file as node.I'm no shell expert and I'm not sure there's a way out of this, so if this cannot be fixed, is it possible to make this behavior optional ?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: