Hi,

I've written a dotfiles configuration that installs asdf and then declares the doubt-asdf configuration. My initial install will always fail however because the newly installed asdf isn't available on the machine's PATH and updates made during the configuration script don't appear to effect things executed later. I made a ticket about this on the dotbot issues to look for suggestions.

I was wondering if you happened to know a way to get around this.

Thanks.

Hi! First off, thanks for making this great plugin!

I am using this to bootstrap my system using asdf as part of my dotbot install script.
With the below code in my install.conf.yaml,

- asdf:
  - asdf_path: $HOME/.asdf/asdf.sh
  - plugin: awscli
    url: https://github.com/MetricMike/asdf-awscli.git
    global: 2.13.7
    versions:
      - 2.13.7

I get this error:

/bin/sh: 1: source not found
Unknown plugin: aws-vault
Please provide URL

I think this is because in

This could be fixed by specifying the shell executable directly, e.g. for bash:

 p = subprocess.Popen(command, cwd=self.cwd, shell=True, executable="/bin/bash", **kwargs) 

I'm happy to make a PR to fix this, but wanted to check with you how you would prefer to fix this. Should we let the user specify a shell somehow?

Incidentally, I think this is the same issue the poster in #5 was having, and this fix should fix their issue too. Thanks!

Given

- asdf:
    - plugin: terraform
      global: 0.11.14
      versions:
        - 0.11.14
        - 0.12.21

I get

Installing terraform
Installing terraform plugin
Plugin named terraform already added
Installing terraform 0.11.14
terraform 0.11.14 is already installed
Installing terraform 0.12.21
terraform 0.12.21 is already installed
Setting global terraform 0.12.21

I believe its due to this section

 if "global" in plugin:
                self._run_command(
                    "asdf global {} {}".format(language, version),
                    "Setting global {} {}".format(language, version),
                    "Failed setting global: {} {}".format(language, version),
                )

Not actually getting the version from the global parameter as described in the documentation.

Can we add a way to remove unspecified version of a package.
For example, let's say I start with this

  - plugin: python
    url: https://github.com/danhper/asdf-python.git
    global: 3.10.0
    versions:
      - 3.10.0

and later change it to

  - plugin: python
    url: https://github.com/danhper/asdf-python.git
    global: 3.10.4
    versions:
      - 3.10.4

Now I'll have two packages, 3.10.0 and 3.10.4. I can manually remove it using asdf but would be easy for this package to check which versions are specified and only keep them?

Hi,

Just wondering if you'd be open to adding / accepting a pull request to also set the global asdf version?

Something like:

- asdf:
  - plugin: python
    url: https://github.com/tuvistavie/asdf-python.git
    global: 3.7.4
    versions:
      - 3.7.4

Thanks for the plugin.