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bazel:tldr:b9467
bazel: Display version.
$ bazel version
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The command "bazel version" is used to display the version of the Bazel build system installed on your machine.
Bazel is an open-source software tool developed by Google for building and testing software projects. It provides a build language and build rules to define and execute the build process for various programming languages. Bazel uses a build graph to track dependencies between targets and efficiently execute build tasks in parallel.
When you run the "bazel version" command in your terminal, it will print the version number of Bazel installed on your machine. This information can be helpful when troubleshooting build issues or checking if you have the latest version of Bazel installed.
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