I used to use virtual environment in python to separate django version but do we have anything similar in phoenix/elixir. I want to install latest phoenix cli for my new project but i still have old project that i want to keep the old cli at the moment.

Again, if you are in a phoenix 1.2 project and do mix phoenix.gen.whatever it will use the generators of the recently pulled phoenix 1.2. If you are in a phoenix 1.3 project and do mix phx.gen.whatever it will use the generators of the recently pulled phoenix 1.3. This would even work if if 1.3 we…

I am using asdf for managing multiple Erlang/Elixir version.

looooool that package name is legend

Here are step by step instructions for setting up ASDF GitHub - cogini/elixir-deploy-template: An example project for deploying Elixir · GitHub

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but can asdf control phoenix version locally i am kinda of confused

It doesn’t have to, as phoenix is only installed “project local” as a dependency to your application.

Another nice clean solution is using Docker. Then you can also control things like your PostgreSQL (or other RDMS) version, dependencies like imagemagick, AMQP servers, whatever you need. I’ve got a project setup so I just need to run docker-compose up and everything runs. It can also simplify deplo…

but i want to have the old 1.2 phoenix cli for global but only v1.3 for the new project which i think is not local right

i may try that as well but thinking if there easier way than docker xD

i was able to do it now thank you

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lastday4you June 7, 2018, 8:14am 5

thank you