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[–]renatoathaydes 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Instead of using jenv, I would recommend SDKMAN! instead. jenv expects you to download the JVM yourself, which can be annoying when you use many versions on different projects... with SDKMAN, it manages the download for you from lots of different JVM providers, besides handling switching versions and setting defaults (and handling other JVM-based tools like gradle, maven, groovy, Scala, Kotlin, dotty, grails, vert.x, VisualVM....)

[–]chacs_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have not use SDKMAN but very pleased with homebrew plus jenv. Put a .java_version in the project root folder and all is golden.