gobrew
A shell script tool for managing multiple Go versions by setting environment paths, inspired by rbenv and pyenv.
What is gobrew?
gobrew is a shell script tool that downloads and manages multiple versions of the Go programming language. It solves the problem of developers needing to work with different Go versions across projects by automatically setting environment paths and allowing seamless switching between installations.
Go developers who work on multiple projects requiring different Go versions, particularly those using Unix-like systems with Bash or ZSH shells.
Developers choose gobrew for its simplicity and familiarity—it provides a lightweight, script-based approach to version management without complex dependencies, following patterns established by popular tools like rbenv and pyenv.
Overview
Shell script to download and set GO environmental paths to allow multiple versions.
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing multiple Go versions on a single development machine
- Quickly testing code against different Go releases
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