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sopv-version(1) -- Get sopv version, build, and compatibility information
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## SYNOPSIS
`sopv` [`--debug`] `version` [`--backend`\|`--extended`\|`--sop-spec`\|`--sopv`]
## DESCRIPTION
`sopv version` emits version, build, and compatibility information about the specific implementation of `sopv`.
With no options supplied, `sopv version` produces a single line of text to standard output and exits 0.
The line of output is separated by whitespace into two fields.
The first field is the name of the `sopv` implementation and the second field is the version number.
## EXAMPLES
```
$ sopv version
ExampleSop 5.2.3
$ sopv version --sopv
1.1
$
```
## OPTIONS
At most one of the following options is allowed.
* `--backend`:
Emit a single line describing the primary backend of the tool and its version information.
* `--extended`:
Emit multiple lines of arbitrary build and configuration information.
The first line of output will be the same as the line emitted when running `sopv version` with no options.
This information is always useful when submitting a bug report about any `sopv` implementation.
* `--sop-spec`:
Indicate the targeted version of the sop [internet-draft][draft-dkg-openpgp-stateless-cli].
If the output begins with a `~`, it indicates that the targeted draft is incomplete.
* `--sopv`:
Indicate the level of compliance with `sopv`.
If no level of `sopv` is fully supported, this will fail with `UNSUPPORTED_OPTION`.
Otherwise, it will emit a level to standard output, like "1.0\n" or "1.1\n".
See the VERSION HISTORY section of sopv(1) for more details.
## RETURN CODE
`sopv version` returns 0 to to indicate success.
If the implementation does not understand one of the variants, it will return the non-zero code for `UNSUPPORTED_OPTION`.
## AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Daniel Kahn Gillmor.
Your implementation of `sopv` is likely written by someone else in alignment with the SOP specification.
Please run `sopv version` to learn more about your implementation.
## SEE ALSO
sopv(1),
sopv-verify(1),
sopv-inline-verify(1),
[Stateless OpenPGP Command Line Interface][draft-dkg-openpgp-stateless-cli],
[RFC 9580][RFC9580]
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