How to use the VERSION function from rollup

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rollup.VERSION is a property that returns the current version of Rollup, a module bundler for JavaScript.

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    }
    return envPrefix;
}


exports.esbuildVersion = esbuild.version;
exports.rollupVersion = rollup.VERSION;
exports.createFilter = createFilter;
exports.createLogger = createLogger;
exports.isCSSRequest = isCSSRequest;
exports.loadEnv = loadEnv;

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How does rollup.VERSION work?

rollup.VERSION is a property in Rollup.js library that contains the current version number of the Rollup.js package that is being used. It is a simple way for developers to check the version of the Rollup.js package that they are currently using without having to parse package.json.

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import { VERSION } from "rollup";

console.log(`Using Rollup version ${VERSION}`);

When executed, this code will log a message to the console that includes the current version of Rollup that is being used. The VERSION constant is provided by Rollup and contains the current version number as a string.

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