Show terminal warning only when user did not enter arguments. #1120
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closes #1068
(doesn't fix the underlying terminal check, but limits the issue to users who didn't enter any
nvm
command)Only check terminal when there are no arguments, because it's possible the user clicked the
.exe
. If there are arguments, assume the user knows what they're doing. Add some launch tasks in.vscode
to demonstrate the difference. The warning now indicates that if you are in an unsupported terminal, to try runningnvm help
instead.Feel free to remove
.vscode/launch.json
if you do not use VS Code. I used it to create an example of:nvm
without commands in debug console -- opens warning indicatingnvm
can only be run in a terminalnvm
in external console (like command prompt) -- prints normal help message in terminalnvm version
in debug console -- works normally