I used to work with SDKMAN! and recently figured I would like to give asdf a spin. It's been working splendidly so far.
I should start this report with the following preface: the issue is most definitely on my end, most definitely because I have two different versions managers "conflicting" for Java and Maven on my system... if you cannot help with this user issue, I will not take it personally ;)
I installed the asdf-java and asdf-maven plugins, installed a (few) version(s) of Java and Maven, used asdf local java XXX (and the same with maven) to generate a local .tools-config; it all looks perfect.
java -version yields the version described in .tools-versions; the same holds true with maven: so far so good.
However, I'd like Maven to also point to the correct Java version in my current working directory...
The issue certainly comes from my lack of understanding of how these things work precisely, and I could use some of your insight.
For clarity, here's an excerpt that demonstrates the situation I'm facing:
Hi,
I used to work with SDKMAN! and recently figured I would like to give
asdf
a spin. It's been working splendidly so far.I should start this report with the following preface: the issue is most definitely on my end, most definitely because I have two different versions managers "conflicting" for Java and Maven on my system... if you cannot help with this user issue, I will not take it personally ;)
I installed the
asdf-java
andasdf-maven
plugins, installed a (few) version(s) of Java and Maven, usedasdf local java XXX
(and the same withmaven
) to generate a local.tools-config
; it all looks perfect.java -version
yields the version described in.tools-versions
; the same holds true withmaven
: so far so good.However, I'd like Maven to also point to the correct Java version in my current working directory...
The issue certainly comes from my lack of understanding of how these things work precisely, and I could use some of your insight.
For clarity, here's an excerpt that demonstrates the situation I'm facing:
I really appreciate any help you can provide.