Finally, success! Well, for me and I hope for you too.

Now update Node.js with $ nvm install -lts Install zsh-nvm and run nvm upgrade to upgrade.Ĭheck that nvm was installed correctly by running $ command -v nvm.Ĥ.a If the response is anything other than $ nvm, add the following two lines to the ~/.bash-profile file:Ĥ.b Restart your computer (you can try closing Terminal and restarting it first)Ĥ.c $ command -v nvm should now returnnvm` Note: If you're using zsh you can easily install nvm as a zsh plugin. The instructions below, before filing an issue.

Homebrew-installed nvm, please brew uninstall it, and install it using This is also stated in the official nvm-sh repo located here. nvm doesn't appear to be compatible with homebrew. I got nvm via homebrew and then attempted to run it but says – zsh: command not found: nvmĪny idea what the problem is? I was able to install and use git just fine…Īs stated by more recent answers from DarkPurple141 and Elise van Looij. It is possible to view the list of all the installed packages as a nicely formatted dependency tree. However, various required packages (dependencies) get automatically installed when installing a package using Homebrew. I'm using homebrew and oh-my-zsh on a fresh OSX 10.10.1 install. Executing brew list command shows a simple, alphabetically sorted list of all the installed packages.

Brew nvm install