Installing global asdf packages from a YAML config.
asdfg requires asdf to be installed and allows to configure and install/update multiple versions of asdf-plugins by a single cli command.
Install it via cargo:
$ cargo install asdfg
or install it manually:
asdfg binary file from https://github.com/paulgoetze/asdfg/releases.asdfg executable to your system pathYou can open the asdfg YAML configuration file with your default editor by running:
bash
$ asdfg config open
The YAML config is by default stored in ~/.asdfg/config.yaml. You can customise the config path with the --config or -c option.
Add the asdf packages you want to install with their respective versions here, e.g.:
```yml
rust: - 1.39.0 - latest python: latest erlang: latest elixir: - 1.9.3 - latest golang: latest ```
The keys must match an asdf plugin name, the version(s) can either be a single value or a list of versions. All version must be available via the asdf plugin. The last version for each asdf plugin is set to be the globally used version, when running:
bash
$ asdfg install
In order to install all configured version of a specific asdf plugin, run:
bash
$ asdfg install <plugin-name>
For further commands, please have a look at the cli documentation:
bash
$ asdfg --help
asdfg – Installing global asdf packages from a YAML config.
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