fix: Activate NVM and pyenv in entrypoint to fix node PATH issue #310
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Fixes rtCamp#294 This commit activates NVM and pyenv early in the entrypoint.sh script to ensure that node and python binaries are available in the PATH for all subsequent operations, including subprocess calls from Python scripts. Previously, when Python scripts used subprocess.run() to call node commands, they would fail with FileNotFoundError because NVM was only sourced in bash/zsh config files, not in the subprocess environment.
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Fixes #294
This commit activates NVM and pyenv early in the entrypoint.sh script to ensure that node and python binaries are available in the PATH for all subsequent operations, including subprocess calls from Python scripts.
Previously, when Python scripts used subprocess.run() to call node commands, they would fail with FileNotFoundError because NVM was only sourced in bash/zsh config files, not in the subprocess environment.