Trevor Brown

I have moved this issue to the nodejs repo because I do not believe there are any issues with asdf-core contributing to this. Have you tried running `asdf reshim` after...

There is https://www.erlang-solutions.com/resources/download.html I don't know if Erlang Solutions offers something that would work on Armbian, but I do see they offer Rasbian packages. I suppose it would be nice...

It prefers to install from source right now via kerl. We need to add support for install precompiled Erlang packages on our own if possible.

@CraigCottingham I think so. However, the kerl docs don't explain how to manage the `KERL_DOWNLOAD_DIR`, and there don't appear to be any kerl commands for removing those archives. I tried...

I heard back on the kerl issue I opened. I forgot to set the `KERL_BASE_DIR` variable before running the cleanup command: ```bash $ KERL_BASE_DIR=~/.asdf/plugins/erlang/kerl-home/ ./kerl cleanup all ``` I didn't...

#238 has been merged, which means if you are now using the latest version the above workaround will no longer work. However, if you still want to clean up old...

asdf-erlang uses kerl underneath, and I don't think kerl has a --verbose flag, so we are going to be limited in what we can log in verbose mode.

@yusufmalikul your code sample is blank for me.

I forgot I had an open PR for this project that is sort of related - https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf-erlang/pull/185

I have updated #185, anyone here want to test it out for me? It doesn't add a --verbose flag but it gets some things in order so output is less...