I am working on some projects using Julia v0.3. However, I'd like to test my code in both v0.3 and v0.4 (since some of the people that are going to be using it are already using v0.4). I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 and have installed Julia using apt-get. I know v0.4 is available through the PPA julianightlies, but if I add this, v0.3 is replaced. Is there a way I can install and quickly switch between both versions for testing purposes?
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You can install different versions of Julia in different locations and set separate symlinks.
For example, you could download the v0.3 Linux binaries and install them to one location, then clone the GitHub source for v0.4 and install that in another location. Then set symlinks such as
julia3
for v0.3 andjulia4
for v0.4.Run your code like:
Install by compiling and then change your she-bang in the start of the file as
#!/path_to/julia3
or
#!/path_to/julia4
That will do the trick