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nodenv: Display the Node.js version for the current directory.
$ nodenv version
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The nodenv version command is used to display the current version of Node.js that is active within the current shell session.
Nodenv is a version manager for Node.js that allows you to install and manage multiple versions of Node.js on a single machine. It provides a way to switch between different versions of Node.js depending on your project requirements.
When you run the nodenv version command, it will display the currently active version of Node.js that will be used when running any Node.js commands in the current shell session. This can be useful if you have multiple projects that require different versions of Node.js, as you can ensure that the correct version is being used for each project.
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