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Overview

The --version flag displays the currently installed version of the Devark CLI.

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Syntax

devark --version

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Example Output

$ devark --version
1.0.0
The version number follows Semantic Versioning (SemVer) with the format MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.

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Usage

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Check Current Version

devark --version
This command:
  • Displays only the version number
  • Does not show the Devark logo (unlike other commands)
  • Exits immediately after displaying the version

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Verify Installation

Use this command to verify that Devark is properly installed: 
$ devark --version
1.0.0
If you see a version number, Devark is correctly installed and available in your PATH.

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Checking for Updates

Check if a newer version is available:
npm outdated devark
Update to the latest version:
npm install -g devark@latest

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Version Information

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Where Version is Stored

The version number is read from the package.json file in the Devark CLI installation directory. This ensures the displayed version always matches the installed package version.

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Version History

For a complete changelog and release notes, visit the Devark GitHub Releases page.

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Troubleshooting

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Command Not Found

If you see command not found: devark: 
$ devark --version
command not found: devark
Devark is not installed or not in your PATH. Install it globally: 
npm install -g devark

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Permission Errors

If you encounter permission errors during installation: 
sudo npm install -g devark
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