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https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Scoop/wiki/Switching-Ruby,-Python-and-PHP-Versions if you do not want always switching them, then use absolute paths in tools you are using. or if you want to switch to 'patch' version, example: maybe you need this too: |
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Yep I had found |
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read @rashil2000 ‘s comments |
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yeah, this was my first though on reading this request |
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Scoop does not have such a feature, and it's unlikely that it'll ever do. This is because it's a generic package manager. Such facility makes sense for individual toolchain managers like nvm or asdf, some of which you can install through Scoop itself. |
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asdf doesn't work on windows though. |
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Additionally, shortcuts are used to access GUI programs, and shims are used for console/terminal programs. |
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Sorry didn't see your reply before writing the above. asdf is also pretty generic. But I take your point about scoop's purpose. |
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Given scoop can install multiple versions of an app, is there any potential for an enhancement allowing a version to be specified for a specific folder/dir? I'm thinking of the way asdf uses '.tool-versions' for per-project version config.
I admit I'm a bit in the dark about how scoop works (I see there are shims but they seem not to be used for launching apps?), so it's possible I'm asking a daft question (sorry if so!).
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