Open FrederickEngelhardt opened 3 years ago
Hi, I'm trying to run a shell script to detect if you have nvm or fnm installed.
nvm
fnm
The first case passes (in both solidarity and shell) if you have fnm install or the .nvm folder exists at your home root.
.nvm
The second case fails when running solidarity but passes when ran in shell.
To replicate this issue you will need to have nvm installed. https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm
Example .solidarity json
{ "$schema": "http://json.schemastore.org/solidaritySchema", "requirements": { "Node Manager (NVM | FNM)": [ { "rule": "shell", "command": "if [ $(command -v fnm) ] || [ -d $HOME/.nvm ]; then echo true; fi;", "match": "true", "error": "NVM or FNM binaries are not detected" }, { "rule": "shell", "command": "if [ $(command -v nvm) ]; then echo true; fi;", "match": "true", "error": "NVM not detected" } ], } }
Use "cli" rule with "binary" property:
{ "rule": "cli", "binary": "nvm" },
Hi, I'm trying to run a shell script to detect if you have
nvm
orfnm
installed.The first case passes (in both solidarity and shell) if you have fnm install or the
.nvm
folder exists at your home root.The second case fails when running solidarity but passes when ran in shell.
To replicate this issue you will need to have nvm installed. https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm
Example .solidarity json