The latest version of tenv, version 1.2.0, has been released, offering a console manager to handle versions of platforms such as Terraform, Terragrunt, and Opientofu. These platforms are used for managing external resources and automating infrastructure based on the model of “Infrastructure as a Code”. Tenv, written in GO, is a standalone tool that works on any operating system without the need for additional dependencies. The code for tenv is available on Github under the Apache 2.0 license. You can check out the new release here.
What sets tenv apart from its competitors is its independence from dependencies like Bash and JQ. Additionally, tenv provides extra features such as automatic detection and installation of Terraform/Opentofu distributions, as well as the ability to verify installed versions using cosign. You can learn more about tenv and its features on their Github page.