Maybe a good first stab at this (and maybe this works already), is to ensure multiple versions of CLI can be installed at the same time.
e.g. /usr/loca/cordova-cli/2.4 /usr/loca/cordova-cli/2.5 /usr/loca/cordova-cli/2.6 The global symlink in /usr/local/bin would point to the latest, but your project can just call the relevant one directly. On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 2:58 PM, tommy-carlos Williams <to...@devgeeks.org>wrote: > I don't have much to add except that I really like this about Grunt. > > However, it would get "interesting" with Cordova since the global is what > creates a project in the first place. I still think it could work and have > the global only responsible for creating dirs and setting up package.json > stuff etc... > > +1 for looking into this. > > On 23/03/2013, at 4:53, Brian LeRoux <b...@brian.io> wrote: > > > Right now the global executable is version locked to a Cordova > > release. If you have a project running 2.5 you are required to have > > Cordova/CLI 2.5. If you need to then work in Cordova 2.4 you need to > > downgrade (not really but you would to be safe). > > > > In Grunt .4 the global executable is dumb. It just shells to locally > > installed ./node_module version of Grunt. This enables project level > > versioning of Grunt. Nice feature. We can do the same thing: with the > > caveat that you would then require a package.json and ./node_modules > > folder in our Cordova projects. > > > > Discuss. >
