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rbenv: Display a list of the latest stable versions for each Ruby.
$ rbenv install --list
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The command "rbenv install --list" is used to list all available versions of Ruby that you can install using rbenv.
Explanation:
- "rbenv" is a command-line tool used for managing multiple Ruby versions on a single machine.
- "install" is one of the subcommands of rbenv, used for installing a specific version of Ruby.
- "--list" is an option that can be used with the "install" subcommand to list all available Ruby versions that can be installed.
When you run "rbenv install --list", rbenv will query the remote Ruby version repository and display a list of all available Ruby versions. This allows you to see which versions of Ruby you can install using rbenv. The list will typically include stable releases, preview versions, and other available versions of Ruby.
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