﻿rsenv
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rsenv list
lists top level environments available for use

rsenv <options> exec <command>
where options are:
-e <environment name>
-f <.env environment file>
-l (use local .env file)

rsenv install <env name> <.env environment file>
copies the .env file into the global envs

rsenv link <env name>
creates a link in the current directory to the named global .env

rsenv link -r
removes a link in the current dir

rsenv show
shows environment used by current dir

.env file format:

_RSENV=<name> declares an environment named <name>

anything else is treated as an environment variable assignment

on lsb systems, globally available environments are stored in ~/.config/rsenv/envs/<name>.env
on windows, stored in $Home\AppData\Roaming\rsenv\envs\<name>.env

links are created using either posix softlinks or ntfs symlinks?

