Search node binary first even when nodejs exists
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- Many of node.js managers like nodebrew install `node` command - OS package managers often install `nodejs`, e.g. Debian/Ubuntu - Thus, if OS has installed older version of `nodejs`, execjs detects and uses this preferentially
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Many of node.js managers like nodebrew install
nodecommand.OTOH OS package managers often install
nodejstoo, e.g. Debian/Ubuntu.Thus, if OS has installed older version of
nodejs, execjs detects and uses this preferentially. This makes trouble when libraries we use requires newer node.js runtime(e.g. autoprefixer).