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Currently to select a go version defined in a file, the following command is needed: gvm use $(cat .go-version). This might not necessarily work on all OS. It would be convenient to have something similar to nvm use which automatically picks a version on a predefined file name.
I was initially thinking of going with .go-version but as there might be other gvm configs in the future, perhaps .gvm would be better. An inside it could be yaml and something like:
version: 1.11.3
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Currently to select a go version defined in a file, the following command is needed:
gvm use $(cat .go-version)
. This might not necessarily work on all OS. It would be convenient to have something similar tonvm use
which automatically picks a version on a predefined file name.I was initially thinking of going with
.go-version
but as there might be other gvm configs in the future, perhaps.gvm
would be better. An inside it could be yaml and something like:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: