Check $HOME/.node-version and /etc/.node-version

[roadhump]

I'd want to clarify todo item

Support switching back to the previous version of node that you were using when you leave a directory.

I guess avn should check $HOME and /etc locations for .node-version if there is none in current directory. It's the same way rvm works and covers the most of wanted scenarios.

[wbyoung]

The way that rvm 1.26.10 (latest) works is like so:

$ cd my-project # dir contains `.ruby-version` file with 2.0
$ cd .. # not a project directory, reverts to previously in use version, default version
$ rvm current
ruby-2.2.0

$ rvm use 1.9
$ cd my-project # dir contains `.ruby-version` file with 2.0
$ cd .. # not a project directory, reverts to previously in use version
$ rvm current
ruby-1.9.3-p551

This all assumes that you configured rvm to use 2.2 as the default.

As far as I can tell, rvm does not use ~/.ruby-version or /etc/.ruby-version. If I'm mistaken, can you point to the docs that suggest that it uses these?

[wbyoung]

I will re-open if the issue seems valid after a response is given to the previous comment.