avr version

Prints the version of avar you are running.

1. Help
2. Examples
3. What it does
4. Exit status

Help

This is exactly what avr help version or avr version --help prints.

Usage:
  avr version

Print the avr version. Also available as `avr --version`.

Selector flags such as --arch and --distro must come before the command; run `avr --help` to see them.

Examples

avr version
avr --version
avr -v

What it does

Prints one line to standard output, such as avr v0.11.3, and exits 0. Like help, it touches no state and needs no backend.

--version and -v count only in avar’s flag position. After a command’s name they belong to that command: avr -- node -v asks Node.js for its version.

When reporting a problem, include this line.

Exit status