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I have mentioned the very limited version here as output.įinally, you learnt how to resolve “ zsh: command not found: nvm” error. Once you enter this command you will receive many versions of nvm.

Type this command in terminal to check nvm installation “nvm ls-remote”.

Now type “echo NVM_DIR” and press return key.

In order to test it, please follow the below mentioned commands. Now its time to test whether the problem is solved or not. Once these all done, you can run these commands to reload.

Use :wq! to save the changes in the files.Ībove mentioed are few useful points helps you to edit and save the records using Mac terminal.

To make files editable press press “i”.

You can use vim command to edit the files.In order to add above lines, you need to open terminal.Please find few tips to add these lines : In case after adding the above 2 lines you are getting same error. bash_profile, .zshrc, or .profile files and add the below given lines.įor me I added these 2 lines in. Solution for zsh: command not found: nvmīasically, we need to edit.

Please read this complete article and follow the steps. You can read our artcile details article Install Java, Node JS, Angular, Maven, NVM, IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio on Mac. Further in this article I will explain you the solution and reason for this issue.īefore reading this article please make sure you have installed nvm in Mac. Again when I reopened the terminal and typed “nvm ls-remote” command, I received below this error – “zsh: command not found: nvm”.Īfter reading lot of artciles and forums ultimately I resolved it. I installed nvm package manager successfully. In this artcile I will explain you the reason and solution for “zsh: command not found: nvm” error.

Brew install nvm