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fix: Resolve NODE_BINARY *after* finding the path to node #32029

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We want to resolve NODE_BINARY after find-node.sh runs and sets up any node version manager that we need to setup, otherwise NODE_BINARY is always undefined.

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[Internal] [Fixed] - Resolve NODE_BINARY after finding the right path to node

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Fix works for me 👍 @TheSavior

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@yungsters merged this pull request in d75683a.

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Summary:
We want to resolve `NODE_BINARY` **after** `find-node.sh` runs and sets up any node version manager that we need to setup, otherwise `NODE_BINARY` is always undefined.

## Changelog

[Internal] [Fixed] - Resolve NODE_BINARY after finding the right path to node

Pull Request resolved: #32029

Reviewed By: TheSavior

Differential Revision: D30401213

Pulled By: yungsters

fbshipit-source-id: 386ffeff15b5f371a452488ed078d3adebe0f211
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