nvm shouldn't be skipped even if a global Node installation (e.g. via Homebrew) is present

[mgol]

I have a few Node.js versions installed via nvm but I also have one from Homebrew. nvm supports such scenario; it lists the globally installed Node as "system", allows to switch to it etc.

In one of my projects I require a Node version matching >=6.5.0 <7.0.0; other versions are rejected. However, the global package is now at 7.1.1. I have a proper .nvmrc (with contents: 6) in my project but now it seems not invoked. The hooks get invoked with the global Node.js and the whole script fails.

I've seen the following entry in the 0.13.0 changelog entry:

Fixes issue with OS X + brew where nvm was loaded even when npm was already present

It seems this change is doing exactly opposite to what I'd expect. :/

It works fine in 0.12.0.

[typicode]

Thank you for the report @mgol, it's an unexpected side effect.
I'll have a look this week-end.

[typicode]

Could you try with npm install --save-dev husky@0.13.3-0?

[mgol]

Sorry for the delay. I confirm 0.13.3-0 fixes my issue.

[typicode]

It's published v0.13.3 :)