As an alternative, I use asdf[0] which is written in bash. It allows you to manage versions of any package through plugins. Plugins can be written in any langua

As an alternative, I use asdf[0] which is written in bash. It allows you to manage versions of any package through plugins. Plugins can be written in any language (as long as they can be set to chmod +x). Most plugins are written in bash. Though there is a wealth of plugins, what's nice is that it's trivial to write your plugin. So if something doesn't exist yet, or you have some internal tool you need to version, it takes less than an hour to write a plugin. [0] https://asdf-vm.com/ https://asdf-vm.com/