nodenv:tldr:e5a97

The command "nodenv install --list" is used in the nodenv version manager tool for Node.js. It allows you to list the available versions of Node.js that you can install using nodenv.

When you run this command in your terminal, nodenv will query its sources to retrieve a list of all available Node.js versions. These sources typically include official version repositories, popular package managers, or custom sources added by the user.

The output of the command will display a list of all available Node.js versions, which you can consider installing on your machine. This is helpful when you want to choose a specific version of Node.js for your project or check if a desired version is available.

For example, running "nodenv install --list" might produce an output like:

15.11.0
14.16.0
12.22.1
...

From this list, you can then select and install a specific version of Node.js using the "nodenv install" command.