The symlink is found and it runs Node which might actually be located in, for example, /usr/local/Cellar/node/7.7.3. Homebrew keeps previous versions of software in its “Cellar” and it inserts a symlink to the version to run (usually the latest) into your usr/local/bin instead.
If you installed Node with its installer and the binary itself was put straight into your /usr/local/bin folder, things are going to work fine: that location is in your PATH and sought by the shell, so the symlinks to your global package binaries will also be found there and executed as expected.īut if you installed Node using Homebrew (and I recommended installing any system software via Homebrew where possible) then it’s a different story.
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