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plenv: Show the currently selected Perl version and how it was selected.
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The command "plenv version" is used to display the currently set Perl version in a plenv environment.

plenv is a command-line tool used for managing multiple Perl installations on a single machine. It allows you to easily switch between different versions of Perl, install new versions, and manage Perl dependencies for different projects.

When you run the command "plenv version," it will display the active Perl version that is currently set within the plenv environment. This is useful to check which version of Perl is being used in a particular project or to verify that the desired version is set correctly.

For example, if you have multiple Perl versions installed through plenv, running "plenv version" may output something like "5.32.0" to indicate that Perl version 5.32.0 is currently set as the active version in the plenv environment.

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