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Resolved issue #1
…in any of the parent directories and compares the version in it with that of the latest installed on the system. If they differ, prompt the user to choose between them
*nix version: Same functionality as the win version when switching to the latest version. Checks for global.json in the parent folder and makes sure that the user can switch effectively to the latest version
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As previously talked with @andrewlock, I've modified the sdk_latest code to do:
2.1 If the latest installed is selected => create a global.json in the current folder with it
2.2 If the global version is selected => Do nothing / delete current global.json
I also modified the *nix script to work the same way. I've not written a bash script in almost 10 years and, although it worked on a Mac laptop I could grab, I'm not sure whether it's entirely correct or not. If someone could just take a look to make sure everything is correct, that would be great