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Doc: Tips on how to list available JVMs using coursier #3129

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Expand Up @@ -639,7 +639,7 @@ Set the Java home directory

Aliases: `-j`

Use a specific JVM, such as `14`, `adopt:11`, or `graalvm:21`, or `system`
Use a specific JVM, such as `14`, `adopt:11`, or `graalvm:21`, or `system`. scala-cli uses **cousier** to fetch JVMs, so you can use `cs java --available` to list the available JVMs.
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### `--jvm-index`

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