opam:tldr:6aae6
opam: List all installed packages.
$ opam list
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The command "opam list" is used in the OPAM (OCaml Package Manager) tool to display a list of all the installed packages in your local OPAM repository. When you run the command, it will show you the name and version of each package.
OPAM is a package manager specifically designed for managing OCaml packages. It allows you to easily install, update, and switch between different versions of OCaml packages.
Running "opam list" is helpful to get an overview of the packages you have installed, especially if you have a large number of packages or need to check for specific versions. It can be used to determine which packages are installed, and potentially manage them by updating or removing them if needed.
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