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The command exenv local ${version} is used to set a specific version of Elixir as the local version for the current project.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• exenv: This is a command-line utility called exenv, which is used to manage multiple versions of Elixir on a single system. It allows you to switch between different versions of Elixir effortlessly.
• local: This is an exenv command that sets the local version of Elixir for the current project. By setting a local Elixir version, you specify which version of Elixir should be used when running the project locally.
• ${version}: This is a placeholder that represents the specific Elixir version you want to set as the local version. You would replace ${version} with the actual version number, such as 1.10.4.

By running exenv local ${version}, you are telling exenv to set the specified Elixir version as the local version for the project. This ensures that whenever you run any Elixir-related commands within the project's directory, it will use the specified Elixir version instead of the system's default version.