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should work without NVM #1946New issue
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This check would give a false positive when using version management shims that are common with tools like asdf
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Could you clarify? What do you mean by a false positive?
if
node --version
returns a non-empty output, doesn't that mean that this is the current node version? If so, why not show it in the prompt?