wip version

wip version

Prints wip's own version, then asks wslc for its version.

wip version

$ wip version
wip 1.1.3
wslc version 0.1.x

Behavior

1. Prints wip <VERSION> — always, unconditionally.
2. Loads wip.yml and resolves wslc.command.
3. Runs <resolved wslc> version, whose output goes straight to your terminal.

It degrades gracefully

Step 2 or 3 failing is not an error here. If wip.yml is missing, unparsable, or wslc can't be found, wip version still prints wip's own version and exits 0:

$ cd /tmp && wip version
wip 1.1.3

That's deliberate — wip version is what you run to check the install, so it must work before anything else does. Every other command fails loudly in the same situation.

Uses

Confirming an install or upgrade:

gem install wslc-wip
wip version

Running from a source checkout:

bundle exec exe/wip version

In a bug report — always include this output; see Reporting Issues.

Related

• wip doctor — the full environment diagnosis, when version isn't enough
• WSLC Not Found — if the second line never appears
• Config File Discovery — how wslc.command is resolved