I would love to see that JetBrains tools, pycharm, rubymine and webstorm, become asdf aware.
I found this ticket, but it has not that many votes, maybe asdf users that use IDEs want to vote for this.
Note that you can locate the ruby binary manually (~/.asdf/installs/ruby/...): https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ruby/configuring-available-ruby-interpreters.html
I know, but this is in best case a work around and can not be compared with the rvm support of RubyMine.
I tried it when I started using RubyMine, and switched than to the rvm interpreter since there have been some issues, especially with gems
also, JetBrains IDEs, should work with asdf also for everything that uses nodejs (webstorm)
now implemented!
at least for ruby, hope node will follow (for webstrom)
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ruby/2018.2/ruby-version-managers.html
Still doesn't work for me, sadly. By that I mean, it can't find my asdf.
Does asdf work on the command line for you @renews? And is it installed in the default location? (~/.asdf).
Also does not work for me, identifying the binary manually hangs Rubymine on version 2018.1.5 and can't even access the prefs in 2018.2.
Have reported to JetBrains, just adding my 2c
Closing this since I don't think there is anything we can do to fix this.
this issue helped to get some activity done from JetBrains, they added asdf support in 2018.2
asdf is now even in the documentation
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ruby/2018.2/ruby-version-managers.html
however, since I use vs code these days I can not say how well this works
so I think closing is OK, thanks!
Does asdf work on the command line for you @renews? And is it installed in the default location? (
~/.asdf).
Yes it does.