kitelogik version

Print the installed kitelogik package version. Useful for bug reports, support conversations, and checking that your CI is pinned to the version you think it is.

Synopsis

kitelogik version

No flags.

Example

$ kitelogik version
kitelogik 0.4.0

When running from a working tree without an installed package (pip install -e . skipped, or running from a git checkout without install), the command prints:

$ kitelogik version
kitelogik development

This signals "I'm running source, not a published release" — useful to differentiate from a published 0.4.0 when triaging an issue report.

Implementation

Reads importlib.metadata.version("kitelogik") — same source the Python ecosystem uses for pip show kitelogik and friends. There is no separate version string to keep in sync.

Related

• Installation — pinning kitelogik in requirements.txt / pyproject.toml