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Behave more like rvm #67
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Hi, jenv is an java-adapted-fork of rbenv, the concurrent of RVM ;) But providing a RVM-like command wrapper (jvm sounds good) could be envisaged. |
Exactly! 👍 |
Wouldn't that be confusing with JVM (Java Virtual Machine)? Even though we don't have a 'jvm' command, but use 'java', using 'jvm' as a command name could make things become overloaded and confusing. Just my opinion though :) |
I will point out that someone has ported RVM to java; albeit with a poor name. You can find that project here: https://github.com/linux-china/jenv |
RVM is a very popular tool for managing versions in Ruby. Like many other Ruby users and developers (who also are partial to the JVM), I use RVM every day. When I switch between
rvm
andjenv
, I always forgot the commands because they are so different.It would be great if
jenv
could align more with RVM in the following two ways:jvm
(short for Java Version Manager)use
andlist
(at a minimum)The alias
jvm
is just crying out to be used. It has the follow things going for it:As for the commands, it would be great if I could simply type:
to get a list of all my versions and
To switch my shell (yes, the shell) to my 1.8 alias. I think the scope (local or global) should be moved to an option flag, like:
Perhaps these command aliases are only available when using the
jvm
alias, since the intention is to provide alignment with RVM.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: