Another version manager, jenv, supports installing multiple JVMs just like nodebrew does for node & npm. However, it supports the notion of global, local (per directory hierarchy) & shell preferred versions: see Configure global version, Configure local version (per directory) & Configure shell instance version sections on the page at the above link.
This would be a very nice feature, since some projects need a particular version of node, and it's a pain to have to keep nodebrew use-ing each time I have to switch.
Another version manager,
jenv
, supports installing multiple JVMs just likenodebrew
does for node & npm. However, it supports the notion of global, local (per directory hierarchy) & shell preferred versions: seeConfigure global version
,Configure local version (per directory)
&Configure shell instance version
sections on the page at the above link.This would be a very nice feature, since some projects need a particular version of
node
, and it's a pain to have to keepnodebrew use
-ing each time I have to switch.