SDK Manager Extension is a script that look for your installed packages with SDK Package Manager and list the installed packages and versions. Also, allow to know which version that you are using in your current bash session.
I'm an enthusiastic Software Developer and I really like to work with Linux/Unix operations systems.
Since that I discovery the SDK Package Manager I never left that tool to Manager my packages such as Java
, Maven
, Quarkus
, Spring
and etc.
As I have been worked in different projects at the same time with different stack technologies, I felt that was missing something to help me to discovery which versions of some packages that I had installed.
Then, I created that simple script that help me on my daily work and now I start sharing with all of you.
- Copy that script and put inside of
~/bin
directory - Give execution permissions to that script
- Create an aliases inside of
~/.bash_aliases
with the followingalias sdke='~/bin/sdk-extension.sh'
- Restart your bash session or just run the following command
source ~/.bashrc
Initial state with default JDK version
Change current use JDK version
Go back to previous default JDK version
✅ - The default version defined for each package
⌛ - The current use version for each package (Only if you change on your bash session)