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NVM automatically open my VS code with new filenames

Open aero-26 opened this issue 7 months ago • 1 comments
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Operating system and version:

Debian

nvm debug output:


nvm ls output:


How did you install nvm?

Using curl command and downloading the file within the home partition.

What steps did you perform?

Just installed the vim in Debian using curl command

What happened?

When running nvm it started to open vscode with new file names with the operations it's performing

What did you expect to happen?

Just run normally

Is there anything in any of your profile files that modifies the PATH?

.zshrc

If you are having installation issues, or getting "N/A", what does curl -I --compressed -v https://nodejs.org/dist/ print out?


aero-26 avatar Apr 03 '25 12:04 aero-26

Please fill out the entire issue template; it's there for a reason.

ljharb avatar Apr 03 '25 13:04 ljharb

Please fill out the entire issue template; it's there for a reason.

I’m so sorry about that. I’ve edited the issue to some extent. Please let me know if I’m missing any required fields or anything else that I need to include. Thank you so much!

aero-26 avatar Apr 04 '25 05:04 aero-26

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This is the way I fixed the issue.

aero-26 avatar Apr 04 '25 13:04 aero-26

That's not a fix - \. and source are equivalent on many shells, so both should work identically.

Your nvm debug output has some really weird stuff; the implication is that your system has something very weird and/or atypical going on.

ljharb avatar Apr 04 '25 14:04 ljharb

That's not a fix - \. and source are equivalent on many shells, so both should work identically.

Your nvm debug output has some really weird stuff; the implication is that your system has something very weird and/or atypical going on.

So you have any idea about what's wrong ?

aero-26 avatar Apr 13 '25 07:04 aero-26

all the ls: cannot access '': No such file or directory suggest maybe something with your ls?

ljharb avatar Apr 13 '25 18:04 ljharb

all the ls: cannot access '': No such file or directory suggest maybe something with your ls?

Ah well I get it this alias was creating problems for me. Now it works all fine after commenting this out.

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aero-26 avatar Apr 16 '25 04:04 aero-26

Glad you figured it out!

ljharb avatar Apr 16 '25 04:04 ljharb