zsh (and interactive bash with `expand_aliases`) bakes a preexisting `curl` alias into nvm's function bodies at source time,
and shell functions named `curl`/`wget` shadow the binaries at call time - either one breaks downloads.
Prefixing invocations with `command` bypasses both: here, `nvm_download`'s dispatch, `nvm_curl_version`, `nvm_curl_libz_support`, and the wget branch of `nvm_get_latest`;
the remaining bare `curl` invocations in `nvm_get_latest` and the install script are prefixed in a followup commit.
The tests that previously mocked curl/wget as shell functions now install fake executables on PATH instead,
via a shared `make_fake_curl` helper in `test/common.sh`,
and a new test asserts the bypass.
Refs #2923
Add `try` and `try_err` helper functions to `test/common.sh` that capture stdout/stderr and exit code from a single invocation, eliminating duplicate command executions in tests.
Convert all existing tests that used the `OUTPUT`/`EXIT_CODE` double-invocation pattern to use the new helpers.
Also fixes a pre-existing bug in the `nvm_die_on_prefix` test where ASCII apostrophes were used instead of U+2019 to match nvm.sh output.
In theory, `npx nvmrc` can now be used to validate an `.nvmrc` file that `nvm` will support. Allowances have been made for future extensibility, and aliases may no longer contain a `#`.
Fixes#3336. Closes#2288.
Co-authored-by: Jordan Harband <ljharb@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Yash Singh <saiansh2525@gmail.com>
uname on SmartOS cannot be used to guess if 32 and/or 64 bits binaries
are supported, and its output is different than other uname commands on
other operating systems.
This change uses pkg_info to determine what types of binaries pkgsrc
would install. If pkg_info fails to run or is not present, this change
falls back to using isainfo -n, which determines what the kernel
supports.
It allows users to install node binaries on Solaris derivatives. io.js
can also be installed on Solaris derivatives starting with version
v3.3.1.