I am using Bash for my shell.
When changing to a folder with information about node version (be that .nvmrc or any other method) using an interactive file manager like Midnight Commander and the specified version of node is not installed the screen freezes while the script asks if the user wants to install that missing version.
Of course one can always exit the interactive mode and cd manually which resolves the problem but it'd be great if there was a switch to always install not asking for permission from the user. We already have the opposite (just don't change the version on cd) but that kind of defeats the purpose of switching from NVM to FNM for Bash users as the only upside to using FNM is the speed at which node version is evaluated when changing directory.
I am using Bash for my shell.
When changing to a folder with information about node version (be that .nvmrc or any other method) using an interactive file manager like Midnight Commander and the specified version of node is not installed the screen freezes while the script asks if the user wants to install that missing version.
Of course one can always exit the interactive mode and cd manually which resolves the problem but it'd be great if there was a switch to always install not asking for permission from the user. We already have the opposite (just don't change the version on cd) but that kind of defeats the purpose of switching from NVM to FNM for Bash users as the only upside to using FNM is the speed at which node version is evaluated when changing directory.