Turns out I had in my path (which linked to is how I found it.Īnd now I think I remember how it got there. I wanted to find out where I still had node installed so I did echo $PATH as it had to be somewhere in the path else node -v wouldn't be recognised.
More info for further details for those interested. Turns out there is a version in my /usr/local/Celler directory named running brew uninstall got rid of that and now node -v doesn't work anymore. it showed the correct versions being installed but node -v still showed the old. I uninstalled and reinstalled using brew and npm and sudo npm etc didn't do it. When I run node -v or npm -v I get the old versions. My issue ended up being that I use brew and (I can't remember how exactly) but I seem to be have an old version in the brew Celler.īrew didn't know about it, or couldn't tell me as I do a brew uninstall node and it says its doesn't exist.
Zhao's solution of un-installing and re-installing worked for him but not for me so this might be useful for others. It may not be exactly the same as the OP's but I think it is along the same lines. I have this same symptom but none of the answers helped and I finally found the issue.
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