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sdkman 3.3.2+ with fishshell
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# sdkman
set PATH $PATH (find ~/.sdkman/candidates/*/current/bin -maxdepth 0)
@montaro
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montaro commented Jan 22, 2018

didn't work for me!

@reitzig
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reitzig commented Jul 14, 2018 •
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For full support, install reitzig/sdkman-for-fish (self-plug, sorry).

@EdwinVanRooij
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Simple solution, works for me. Thanks!

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plainas commented May 6, 2019

It works fine but you it will throw an error in case you have not installed any environment. You calso need to refresh it each time you install a new 'development kit'. You can do this by simply start a new shell, for example, opening a new terminal window.

Personally I prefer this simple solution that I know exactly what it does. Perhaps add a guard to cover the case where find doesn't find anything.

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filiagees commented Jun 21, 2020 •
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Based on previous comments I'm using the follow (my installation is in a non-default location):

set SDKMAN_NUM_ENVS (ls $SDKMAN_DIR/candidates/ |wc -l)
if test $SDKMAN_NUM_ENVS -gt 0
        set PATH $PATH (find $SDKMAN_DIR/candidates/*/current/bin -maxdepth 0)
end

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