I've released berrybrew version 1.13.

The most notable change is the addition of the register command, which allows you to copy/move existing Strawberry Perl portable editions from your local/remote systems and have them operate as custom instances within berrybrew. Before registering a new instance:

> berrybrew available

The following Strawberry Perls are available:

        5.26.0_64
        5.26.0_64_PDL
        5.26.0_32
        5.24.1_64       [installed] *
        5.24.1_64_PDL
        5.24.1_32
        5.22.3_64
        5.22.3_64_PDL
        5.22.3_32
        5.20.3_64
        5.20.3_64_PDL
        5.20.3_32
        5.18.4_64
        5.18.4_32
        5.16.3_64
        5.16.3_32
        5.14.4_64
        5.14.4_32
        5.12.3_32
        5.10.1_32
        5.8.9_32

* Currently using
[download]

Now, copy your new instance into the instance directory (by default c:/berrybrew), then register it. I've used new_instance as the example instance directory in this case:

> berrybrew register new_instance

> berrybrew available

The following Strawberry Perls are available:

        5.26.0_64
        5.26.0_64_PDL
        5.26.0_32
        5.24.1_64       [installed] *
        5.24.1_64_PDL
        5.24.1_32
        5.22.3_64
        5.22.3_64_PDL
        5.22.3_32
        5.20.3_64
        5.20.3_64_PDL
        5.20.3_32
        5.18.4_64
        5.18.4_32
        5.16.3_64
        5.16.3_32
        5.14.4_64
        5.14.4_32
        5.12.3_32
        5.10.1_32
        5.8.9_32
        new_instance    [custom] [installed]

* Currently using
[download]

That instance can now be used under berrybrew.

Other notable changes:

• pryrt sent in a very large pull request that did a sweeping overhaul on the unit test framework which makes it much more flexible and reliable (thanks!)
• added new exception handling for certain edge cases
• documentation updates
• closing of several minor issues

Here's the full list of available commands:

> berrybrew

berrybrew <command> [subcommand] [option]


    available   List available Strawberry Perl versions and which are 
+installed
    clean *     Remove all temporary berrybrew files
    clone       Make a complete copy of a Perl installation
    config      Add berrybrew to your PATH
    exec *      Run a command for every installed Strawberry Perl
    fetch       Update the list of Strawberry Perl instances available
    install     Download, extract and install a Strawberry Perl
    off         Disable berrybrew perls (use 'switch' to re-enable)
    register    Manually register a custom installation directory
    remove      Uninstall a Strawberry Perl
    switch      Switch to use a different Strawberry Perl
    unconfig    Remove berrybrew from PATH
    upgrade     Performs a safe upgrade. Requires Git installed
    help        Display this help screen
    license     Show berrybrew license
    version     Displays the version


    * - view subcommand details with 'berrybrew <command> help'
[download]

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