Use fnm env to activate fnm not work in git-bash for windows

[ArkURL]

I'm using git-bash for windows to use fnm, and I use powershell to install fnm.
After installation, I found fnm env command not work in git-bash so can't change node enviroment. How to solve it?
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[ArkURL]

By the way, I already add eval "$(fnm env --use-on-cd)" in ~/.bashrc file.

[SujitSingh]

I too have similar issue in Windows 11 after installing FNM using winget install Schniz.fnm command.

I have tried adding eval "$(fnm env --use-on-cd)" and fnm env --use-on-cd in both .bashrc and .bash_profile files.

[shekargoud26]

You have to use the command eval "$(fnm env)" Just running fnm env won't work.

[grothag]

I too have similar issue in Windows 11 after installing FNM using winget install Schniz.fnm command.

I have tried adding eval "$(fnm env --use-on-cd)" and fnm env --use-on-cd in both .bashrc and .bash_profile files.

So fnm does not work on windows in visual studio 2022 ? Same issue, visible in power shell but not cmd prompt and of course that means Visual Studio does not see it and nothing works. Any fix for this ?