Path to the msi file should be quoted.
nobiehl opened this issue · comments
Ensure that you enclose the msi file path in double quotes in Install-NodeVersion. You'll get an error if there is a space in the directory name or filename.
#20 fixes it (thanks for raising and solving this problem I've gone through today).
Anyway, as quoted in the nvm.psm1 file, the default installation path's folder (which often contains space(s)) should be redefined via Set-NodeInstallLocation to avoid problems due to too long filenames.
@georgejean I'm not following, what's this issue?
Closing old issue. If you believe this is still a problem reopen with steps to reproduce.
@aaronpowell
Sorry: I'm late. I just wanted to point out that your module also allows to redefine the installation path of
node.js to avoid spaces (and to avoid too long absolute paths, for example with Set-NodeInstallLocation -Path C:\Temp which is perhaps better than the C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules location).