Does the v language have its own multi-version management tool?

[Avey777]

Pyrhon can manage multiple versions through conda
Nodejs can manage multiple versions through nvm
go can manage multiple versions through GVM

So what tool does v use to manage multiple versions? Is it possible to provide direct official support?

[JalonSolov]

Possibly after the 1.0 release. It's hardly worth it before that.

[JalonSolov]

Also, I'm not sure about nvm, but both conda and gvm are third-party tools, not provided by the languages themselves.

vpm is the closet V has at the moment, and it is an official tool, but it does not support verioning. Not yet, anyway.

[Avey777]

1.0 sounds like a very distant thing. I hope someone is willing to do this after 1.0.

[spytheman]

For now, you can just use separate clone folders for the different V versions.
The only shared thing is the vmodules folder, and you can change it by setting the env variable VMODULES.

[spytheman]

The temporary folder is also shared, but it is usually not a problem, since the files there are prefixed with a random string, so clashes are very unlikely. If it is, you can change that too, by setting VTMP.

[Avey777]

VMR: https://github.com/gvcgo/version-manager