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adds a command which sets the default compiler to the current local master version without downloading anything.
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adds a command which sets the default compiler to the current local master version without downloading anything.
closes #110
I'm not sure this is the best solution as it requires a 'master' version to be available. But it does the job for my most frequent use case: switching back from 0.11.0 to some 0.12.0-dev version without downloading anything.
I haven't added any tests, only verified that it works locally. Let me know if is should add any tests.