Unable to find 'node' executable

[budarin]

Describe the bug

I am using nvm to install nodejs. I get this error while opening VS Code.

Why don't you use the where node command, which gives the correct path to the executable file node.exe?

Reproduction

no link

Output

[INFO 3:04:37 PM] [v1.6.6] Vitest extension is activated because Vitest is installed or there is a Vite/Vitest config file in the workspace.
[Error 3:04:39 PM] Unable to find 'node' executable.
Make sure to have Node.js installed and available in your PATH.
....

### Version

v1.6.6

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[philsherry]

I’ve started running into this as well. I’m using asdf for my node install and it’s at the front of my $PATH.
(The Brew’d node is a dependency for other things.)

Here’s the output from my VS Code CLI after the error had shown, and once all extensions had loaded:

❯ where node
/Users/philsherry/.local/share/asdf/shims/node
/opt/homebrew/bin/node
❯ which node
/Users/philsherry/.local/share/asdf/shims/node
❯ which -a node
/Users/philsherry/.local/share/asdf/shims/node
/opt/homebrew/bin/node
❯ command -v node
/Users/philsherry/.local/share/asdf/shims/node