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jorgebucaran / nvm.fish

The Node.js version manager you'll adore, crafted just for Fish
https://git.io/nvm.fish
MIT License
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lsr(list-remote), install give me error and list(ls) give me nothing #205

Closed ClearPlume closed 1 year ago

ClearPlume commented 1 year ago

Here is nvm lsr error: image

Here is nvm install lts error: image image image

Fortunately, although there was an error with nvm install lts, it was installed successfully and node -v is also working.

jorgebucaran commented 1 year ago

What version of Fish are you using?

lucasportella commented 1 year ago

I'm having this same issue. Just reinstalled it and the error persists. Version 2.2.11-1. Installed in Garuda Linux via AUR.

jorgebucaran commented 1 year ago

@lucasportella Fish 2.x is not supported. Please upgrade to the latest Fish.

lucasportella commented 1 year ago

@jorgebucaran, my bad, i meant Version 2.2.11-1 for nvm fish, my version of fish is 3.6.1-1

jorgebucaran commented 1 year ago

Did you install nvm.fish with Fisher?

lucasportella commented 1 year ago

No i didn't. But now I reinstalled nvm-fish with Fisher and it worked perfectly. Thanks.

ClearPlume commented 1 year ago

What version of Fish are you using?

@jorgebucaran Sorry for the late reply! My fish version is 3.6.1, and here is my system info: 图片

jorgebucaran commented 1 year ago

Are you also using the latest Fisher and nvm.fish? Did you try reinstalling?

ClearPlume commented 1 year ago

Did you install nvm.fish with Fisher?

I previously installed fish-nvm with Pacman(archlinuxcn) and AUR, After seeing your message, I installed fisher and used it to install jorgebucaran/nvm.fish. It works fine now... Thank you!

ClearPlume commented 1 year ago

Are you also using the latest Fisher and nvm.fish? Did you try reinstalling?

Well, I just tried uninstalled fish-nvm installed by Pacman and then installed jorgebucaran/nvm.fish with fisher. Now it works fine.

jorgebucaran commented 1 year ago

Ah, now I get it! Sadly, I don't have control over those packages and can't figure out the issue. I'd be more than willing to help the authors fix it, but in the meantime, I'd suggest installing nvm with Fisher, which I actually maintain.