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Version
0.6.1 (The issue also occurs with the latest commit in main, which is currently b37444af0f.) OS
Windows
Describe the bug
In Nushell, vfox does not respect .tool-versions files. It just acts as if they aren't there.
Example
In this example, I have my global Node.js version set to 22.12.0. The ~ directory contains no .tool-versions file. In the ~/test directory, I have a .tool-versions file that contains the line nodejs 20.18.3.
Here's what happens in Nushell:
~> node --version
v22.12.0
~> cd `test\`
~\test> open .tool-versions
nodejs 20.18.3
~\test> node --version
v22.12.0
And here's what happens in Git Bash on the same machine:
@bytemain, I just opened this issue for the problem I brought up in #412 the other day. I'm not sure if maybe this has something to do with Nushell using the --full option with vfox env -s, whereas the other shells don't?
As far as I can tell, this is the last remaining issue before we have vfox fully working in Nushell! 🤞 We're almost there!
Version
0.6.1 (The issue also occurs with the latest commit in
main
, which is currentlyb37444af0f
.)OS
Windows
Describe the bug
In Nushell, vfox does not respect
.tool-versions
files. It just acts as if they aren't there.Example
In this example, I have my global Node.js version set to 22.12.0. The
~
directory contains no.tool-versions
file. In the~/test
directory, I have a.tool-versions
file that contains the linenodejs 20.18.3
.Here's what happens in Nushell:
And here's what happens in Git Bash on the same machine:
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