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exenv: Display a list of installed versions.

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$ exenv versions

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The command "exenv versions" is used to display a list of all the available Erlang/OTP (Open Telecom Platform) versions installed on a system that has exenv (Erlang version manager) installed.

exenv is a version manager tool for Erlang that allows you to easily install and manage multiple versions of Erlang on the same machine. It provides a way to switch between different versions of Erlang for different projects, ensuring compatibility and ease of development.

When you run "exenv versions" in the command line, it queries the exenv tool to fetch and display a list of all the Erlang/OTP versions that have been downloaded and installed using exenv. The output will typically show both the version number and the associated release date of each installed Erlang version. This information can help you identify the available or preferred versions when you want to set a specific Erlang version for a project.

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