v1.5.0

• Add Nushell support [#9] - by @cptpiepmatz

v1.4.1

• Allow versions passed to commands be prefixed with v or V (example v1.22.0).

v1.4.0

• Updated the clean command:

  • The command does now remove all installed SDKs instead of the selected one by default.
  • Added the --all flag to remove all SDKs – including the selected one.
  • Removed the yes-no accept prompt and removed the --yes flag.

• Updated the use command:

  • When no specific VERSION parameter is passed to the command and if an unstable instance is installed, the latest unstable instance will be used if available and if the latest version is not a stable one. Otherwise, the latest stable instance is installed.

v1.3.0

• Implemented a shell abstraction to infer which shell is currently used. This adds support for GitBash on Windows! 🎉

• Fixed a bug where unstable versions were suggested when checking for new updates with a stable version installed.

• Added alias up to use command.

• Added version aliases for use command (latest and s for stable and rc for unstable).

v1.2.0

• Windows with PowerShell is now supported! 🥳

• The parameter goup env -p (or long --profile) has now been renamed to -a (long --apply). The old parameter is added as an invisible alias and can still be used.

v1.1.0

• A new command check has been added which can be used to check for new upstream versions compared to the currently used one.
  

• Remote versions are now fetched via the GitHub REST API and git ls-remote --tags is only used as fallback. This should improve the performance significantly. [#1]

• A warning is now printed using the commands ls, current and use when the required environment variables are not set.

• A better about description has been added to the env command when displaying the long help using help env or env --help.

v1.0.0

• initial release