nvs <version>
nvs use <version>
nvs use
nvs use auto
nvs use default
Updates the PATH of the calling shell to include the specified node version (which must have been already added). If no version (or "auto") is specified, NVS searches for the nearest .node-version file in the current directory or parent directories. If found, the version specified in the file is then added (if necessary) and used. If no .node-version file is found, then the default (linked) version, if any, is used.
A version string consists of a complete or partial semantic version number or version label ("lts", "latest", "Argon", etc.), optionally preceded by a remote name, optionally followed by a processor architecture or bitness ("x86", "x64", "32", "64"), separated by slashes. When a partial version matches multiple available versions, the latest version is automatically selected. Examples: "node/lts", "4.6.0", "6/x86", "node/6.7/x64". An alias may also be used in place of a version string.
A remote name is one of the keys from the remotes mapping in $NVS_HOME/settings.json; these may be managed using the nvs remote command.