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I'll happily add this to the static content

It appears that the sdk list command uses various output layouts (see sdk list groovy vs. sdk list java).
However, only one of them is explained on the usage instructions page https://sdkman.io/usage#listversions

A server error occurred: Request timeout to api.opencollective.com:443 after 120000 ms

The following items are missing.
sdkman_debug_mode is very useful. So I would like you to add it.

sdkman_debug_mode=true|false
sdkman_colour_enable=true|false

https://github.com/sdkman/sdkman-website/blob/master/src/main/twirl/usage.scala.html
https://sdkman.io/usage#config

Both sdk env install and sdk env clear are currently lacking usage instructions.

Would you like move website to GitHub pages using docs engine and current design?

This can reduce hosting costs.

(Not sure where to file this issue, couldn't find any of the text of the docs on any of the repositories, so apologies if I missed it.)

On the sdkman.io/install page, it says:

The third solution is for Git users using the Git Bash for Windows environment. In order for this to work, the environment needs to be supplemented with MinGW to add the necessary toolchain to function.

The link to MinGW points to http://www.mingw.org/ which looks like a domain taken over by scammers.

I'm guessing the correct link is https://msys2.org and that MinGW has been replaced by MSys2?

Regardless, the link should be removed or replaced with a working link.

Bug report
The config option sdkman_selfupdate_enable described in your documentation is wrong. When looking at the actual config file, the name of the option is sdkman_selfupdate_feature.

To reproduce
cat <SDKMAN_DIR>/etc/config shows sdkman_selfupdate_feature=true

System info
Latest version installed via https://get.sdkman.io on Redhat Linux 8.6.

$ sdk version
SDKMAN 5.16.0

Summary

Hi there, I stumbled upon your site after reading this article.

It seems the "fork me" github widget in the top right is returning a 403 when requesting the img src.

Screenshots

Network request:

UI element:

@ieugen commented on Fri May 06 2016

It would be nice to have a list of packages or search on sdkman.io.

@NoUsername commented on Mon Jun 27 2016

i also second this, it was really confusing for me at first when I recommended the tool to a colleague and said "hey, use this to install gradle" and then "oh wait, gradle istn't listed on the frontpage." followed by "oh wait it is listed in the examples, hm, what else does it support, where's the list??"
i don't want to have to install it to find out. Even if the list is slightly outdated (it could say 'this list may be out of date' or sth), it is better than no online overview at all.

• https://sdkman.io/assets/%20/img/city.png
  • Contains an obstacle space? https://github.com/sdkman/sdkman-website/blob/e0b148d2e6593f75ff523af4f462aef1d5a17155/app/views/index.scala.html#L96
• img of Fork me on GitHub
  • https://github.com/sdkman/sdkman-website/blob/e0b148d2e6593f75ff523af4f462aef1d5a17155/app/views/includes/forkme.scala.html#L4
  • Invalid upstream response (403) in my environment

This list seems a bit out of date atm and needs to be updated.

The new completion command is currently lacking usage instructions.

SDKMAN already supports Tencent Kona JDK, like the below,

% sdk list java | grep kona
Tencent       |     | 17.0.7       | kona    |            | 17.0.7-kona
              |     | 11.0.19      | kona    |            | 11.0.19-kona
              |     | 8.0.372      | kona    |            | 8.0.372-kona

But the below page doesn't list this JDK yet.
https://sdkman.io/jdks

Could this page add Tencent Kona?
Or, should I do something for that?

The "Get started now!" section on the front page is in the features section for some reason. It should be front and center similar to the "Install Homebrew" section on https://brew.sh. I'm no designer, but something along these lines:

The docs say that sdkman "requires Cygwin or MSYS+MinGW" on Windows. This isn't strictly true any more, and now that the Windows Subsystem for Linux is in the Microsoft app store, this is arguably the best option anyway. Works for me BTW with WLS Ubuntu.

Corretto is not listed at https://sdkman.io/sdks#java

When using a # link e.g. https://sdkman.io/sdks#maven it scrolls too far because it's not taking the height of the navigation into account. This can be fixed with the css attribute scroll-margin (mdn doc)