The version Command

The version command prints the go-admin version number of the current binary — commonly used to confirm that what's running in production matches what's expected.

$ ./go-admin version

Sample output:

2.4.0

The command takes no additional flags; the value comes from the Version variable in common/global/adm.go.

When to Use It

Confirm the deployed version: when something's misbehaving, check the running binary's version first — otherwise you may be comparing old behavior against new docs;
When filing an issue: include this command's output when reporting a problem on go-admin issues, so the issue can be pinned to the right version;
After an upgrade: run it once to confirm the new binary is actually the one running.

INFO

It also works when running from source:

$ go run main.go version

WARNING

Where to get help:

If anything in this guide is unclear, please open an issue.

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Checking the Version

The version command prints the go-admin version number of the current binary — commonly used to confirm that what's running in production matches what's expected.

$ ./go-admin version

Sample output:

2.4.0

The command takes no additional flags; the value comes from the Version variable in common/global/adm.go.

When to Use It

Confirm the deployed version: when something's misbehaving, check the running binary's version first — otherwise you may be comparing old behavior against new docs;
When filing an issue: include this command's output when reporting a problem on go-admin issues, so the issue can be pinned to the right version;
After an upgrade: run it once to confirm the new binary is actually the one running.

INFO

It also works when running from source:

$ go run main.go version

WARNING

Where to get help:

If anything in this guide is unclear, please open an issue.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Checking the Version

When to Use It

INFO

WARNING

Checking the Version

When to Use It

INFO

WARNING