sdk:tldr:042ff
sdk: Show the stable versions of all installed SDKs.
$ sdk current
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The command "sdk current" is used to display the current version of the software development kit (SDK) that is being used in the current development environment.
An SDK is a collection of software tools, libraries, and documentation that allows developers to create applications for specific platforms or frameworks. It provides the necessary resources for building, testing, and debugging software.
When you run the command "sdk current", it fetches and displays information about the currently installed version of the SDK on your system. This helps you identify the version being used, which can be useful for troubleshooting, ensuring compatibility with other tools, or keeping up with the latest updates.
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