The command nvm install node --lts installs the latest version of Node.js, not the latest LTS version. To fix, remove node. This seems to be a change in the behavior of nvm.
Additionally, the mac script is configured to exit if any command within it exits with a non-zero code. However, nvm is itself a bash script that has commands that have non-zero exit codes that are NOT exceptional. That is, a successful nvm install may include some commands exiting with non-zero statuses. To handle that, this PR also disables the "exit if anything is non-zero" when it runs nvm and re-enables it afterwards.
The command
nvm install node --ltsinstalls the latest version of Node.js, not the latest LTS version. To fix, removenode. This seems to be a change in the behavior of nvm.Additionally, the
macscript is configured to exit if any command within it exits with a non-zero code. However,nvmis itself a bash script that has commands that have non-zero exit codes that are NOT exceptional. That is, a successfulnvm installmay include some commands exiting with non-zero statuses. To handle that, this PR also disables the "exit if anything is non-zero" when it runsnvmand re-enables it afterwards.Closes #166