Closed CelesteGH closed 1 year ago
Hi @CelesteGH
I'm not sure I follow the ask here, can you elaborate on, what you're asking?
Thanks
sure sorry. Would just like to know when using ls the current version used.
I've seen this done in the tool nvm by adding * in front of the version used for example.
I see, would that give similar output to java --version?
I understand now, as ls prints out the installed versions, when it gets to current, highlight it somehow to show that is current.
nvm combines ls and current into ls by simply adding a * on the left of the version used :
nvm ls
This feels way more efficient.