IMHO, deleting and re-installing the whole thing isn’t that difficult (at least, under *nix).
-
rm -rf {your-old-julia-binary-folder}
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using @fredrikekre’s command
Given that your shell history size is large enough, you may retrieve the
/path/to/some/directory
by reverse search Ctrl+r.
This is quicker and cleaner the overwriting existing Julia’s directory. For installed packages, ~/.julia/
with automatically take care of them. For instance, you have v1.0
and v1.1
in ~/.julia/compiled
.
In practice, Pkg> st
and Pkg> update
in the new version will take care of everything.