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go-man
A manager for Go SDK installations.
Many other language have small helper tools that help to manage one or many installations of the SDK required to develop in that language. Popular examples are sdkman for Java, rvm for Ruby or nvm for Node.js. go-man aims to provide a similar feature for Go developers.
Usage
To get an overview on how to use gmn, run gmn -help or gmn <sub-command> -help. Currently, the following subcommands are
implemented:
gmn cleanupRemoves all Go installations, that are not considered stable.gmn install [flags] [versions...]Installs one or more new Go releases-arch valueProcessor architecture for that Go will be installed (defaults to your current arch)-os valueOperating system for that Go will be installed (defaults to your current OS)-unstableUnlocks the installation of unstable Go versions
gmn list [flags]Lists of all available Go releases-unstableUnlocks the listing of unstable Go versions
gmn select [version]Selects the default Go installationgmn uninstall [flags] [versions...]Uninstall an existing Go installation-allIf set, all installations of Go will be uninstalled
gmn unselectUnselects the default Go installation
Directories
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manager
Package manager contains the manager struct that handles to life-cycle of Go SDK installations.
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Package manager contains the manager struct that handles to life-cycle of Go SDK installations. |
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releases
Package releases contains code that is related to Go SDK release detection and handling.
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Package releases contains code that is related to Go SDK release detection and handling. |
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tasks
Package tasks contains an abstraction of tasks and their state.
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Package tasks contains an abstraction of tasks and their state. |
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