[Feature] Aliases - Now we can set aliases to the node versions #1165
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We can use the alias to switch to a version or uninstal it. This feature was mentioned in the issues coreybutler#884, coreybutler#478, coreybutler#466 and coreybutler#461
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While I sincerely appreciate the contribution, NVM for Windows is in a feature freeze. We already have this feature in Runtime (the nearly-ready successor project). |
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This features adds the commands:
nvm alias <version> <alias>: Set an alias to the specified version.nvm alias <version>: Show all aliases of the specified version.nvm alias rm <alias>: Remove the specified alias.We can use the alias instead of ther version number to switch to a version or uninstal it.
nvm use <alias>: switch to the version related to the specified alias.nvm uninstall <alias>: uninstall the version related to the specified alias.This feature (or something similiar) was mentioned in the issues #884 , #478 , #466 and #461
I am new to the Go lang (started literally yesterday). So I'm open to learn and improve.