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Essential asdf version manager commands cheat sheet
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asdf global writes to ~/.tool-versions and sets the default version used across all directories. asdf local writes to .tool-versions in the current directory and sets a version that only applies within that project.
asdf shell sets a temporary version that only applies to the current shell session. It's useful when you want to temporarily use a different version for testing or verification. The setting is lost when you close the shell.
asdf uses shims to route commands to the correct version. After installing global packages with npm install -g or similar, reshim is needed to recognize the new executables.
The .tool-versions file defines the runtime versions used in a project. By committing this file to your repository, you ensure that everyone on the team uses the same versions. Running asdf install with no arguments installs all versions listed in the file.
asdf where returns the installation directory of a version (e.g., ~/.asdf/installs/nodejs/20.11.0). asdf which returns the specific path to an executable (e.g., ~/.asdf/installs/nodejs/20.11.0/bin/node).