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For some reason, after I restart Terminal, I won’t be able to execute node anymore. Trying so results in the following error:
-bash: node: command not found
I tried removing node and reinstalling it. That works, but as soon as I restart Terminal, the magic is lost.
How can this be?
could the magic involve setting the
PATHvariable sonodewould be on the path if so then add the magic to your.bashrc?