`which`

which was an early command-origin inspector. The historical source and documentation remain available for older projects, but the module is retired and no longer has an installable release.

SystemVersion 1.1.2Withdrawn

lil-terminal

pwd/sandboxdir 1 . -Fconfig/ data/ logs/ src/ tmp/where cpcp alias for copy copy extension modulewhich copycopy extension modulehelp whichwhich <command>

Overview

which documented how earlier lil-terminal releases resolved an installed command or alias to its canonical implementation. The module is now retired: its page remains as historical documentation so old projects and references still have an explanation, but no current package is offered for installation.

Historical documentation, not a current package

which is retained so older installations and references remain understandable. New installations should use help, help aliases and Installer metadata; there is no current which release to install.

Syntax

lil-terminal

which <command>

Reference

which <command>

identify the provider of an installed command

where <command>

historical secondary spelling of which <command>

Status

The numbered 1.3 source remains in public history, but latest and exact repository installation are disabled. For current discovery use help, help aliases and the installer metadata already present in lil-terminal.

Interactive sandbox preview

Run the prepared examples directly on the page. Their results are prebuilt and shown in the browser; no terminal command is executed on the server.

Identify the provider of an installed command

Install and manage

Install the current compatible version. Choose Base for the complete feature set or Minimum for the reduced package; use upgrade to update a module that is already installed.

Base and Minimum are two packages of the same current module release, not separate command versions.

No version available for installation

This command is retained as historical documentation. The repository no longer publishes a current package for installation; use the version history to understand older projects that still reference it.

Version history →

Examples

Examples are copyable command lines, not actions executed by this website. Review paths, permissions and destructive flags before running them on a real project.

Identify the provider of an installed command

which copy

copy  extension module

Historical secondary spelling of which <command>

where cp

cp  alias for copy
copy  extension module

Historical release

Withdrawn release

The source remains in history but is not offered for installation.

# Version history

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