Open stevecondylios opened 1 day ago
I should add, that when the user sees a tiny list returned (i.e. something like this:
3.0.6
3.1.4
3.2.3
3.3.0
jruby-9.4.6.0
mruby-3.3.0
picoruby-3.0.0
truffleruby-24.0.0
truffleruby+graalvm-24.0.0
), they might try rbenv list --help
and perhaps it could show an rbenv list --all
option or similar, to do what rbenv install --list-all
does.
I've been using rbenv for 10 years yet can never recall how to list the latest available ruby versions for each ruby when I need it (have to look it up every time).
It's done like this:
but I always try all the more obvious commands first e.g.
rbenv versions
,rbenv list
etc etc, and inevitablyrbenv --help
followed byrbenv commands
(then reading through all the commands and still not being able to locate one to list available ruby versions to download).Suggestion
I suggest making
do what
currently does.
It's a tiny suggestion, but could make rbenv quite a lot faster to use (since it's so neat, stand-alone, and practical in every other regard, it seems odd to not have such an important action tucked away where it requires a web search or reach for the manual to locate it).