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How do I set a custom node path? #60
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I am also facing the same issue. |
@petercunha @techaware You can set the default node path either by Preferences --> Package Settings --> NodeJs --> User Settings or add |
As Packages/User/Nodejs.sublime-settings |
I used brew to install the NodeJs |
I'm digging the issue. Will give feedback asap |
Any news on this one? |
@natanavra till May, 2 I will give a feedback |
@petercunha @techaware @eselkin @JethroSovr @natanavra please install plugin from the branch issue-60 to check if the issue is resolved. I'll be waiting for feedback to merge in master branch and release a new sublime package |
Seems like it runs, but there is no output on the run. I do see its process running after using the run menu item. |
@eselkin I've heard you. I'll be working on this and will give you feedback. As always in couple of days... |
Fixed in a new release v1.5.5. Check out the master branch or install the new version from package manager. |
I used HomeBrew and found mine here: |
I'm getting an error when ever I try to use a utility from the Tools --> NodeJS menu:
I ran
which node
in terminal and got/usr/local/bin/node
. How do I set that as the default node path?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: