How do I uninstall a version manager?

How do I uninstall a version manager from my system?

To uninstall a version manager, you typically need to remove its installation directory and any related configuration files. Which version manager are you using?

I'm using nvm (Node Version Manager).

For nvm, you can uninstall it by removing the nvm directory, usually located in your home directory. You can run rm -rf ~/.nvm in your terminal.

Do I need to remove any lines from my shell configuration files?

Yes, if you added any lines to your .bashrc, .bash_profile, or .zshrc files for nvm, you should remove those lines as well.

Thanks! Is there a way to check if it's completely uninstalled?

You can check by running command -v nvm in your terminal. If it returns nothing, then it's uninstalled.