Randy Fay
Randy Fay
I don't see any harm in the suggestion of swapping underscore for hyphen in the default project name. A PR would be welcome. Note that you can also improve your...
No worries, it will get reviewed. It may need some improvement to tests to make sure this permutation gets tested.
If you use `ddev exec which node` you'll find that it's still using nvm, I imagine. `ddev nvm -h` says: > Note: > to remove, delete, or uninstall nvm -...
You did something wrong there and were trying to execute with the PATH on the host. `ddev exec rm -r ~/.nvm` should have been removing /home//.nvm, not /Users/.../`. What shell...
Sounds like you already did it. You can use `ls -lta .nvm` or just `ls -la` to see what's there. You can `echo $NVM_DIR` to see anything more than that
That means that you haven't deleted .nvm I guess. `ddev ssh` and then you'll see that it's there. `ls -la`
Oh sorry! `ddev ssh` lands you in /var/www/html. You'll need to `cd` or `cd ~` to get into the homedir. That was the problem
I'm able to reproduce your result. I guess the reason is that DDEV is finding your NVM and linking it on start. Please try in container: ``` rm -rf /mnt/ddev-global-cache/nvm_dir/${DDEV_PROJECT}-web...
I think @stasadev 's solution in https://github.com/ddev/ddev/issues/6204#issuecomment-2117807361 ``` ddev nvm alias default system ``` is probably the best. Weird that that's not in the `nvm -h`