Add partial version number to README #548
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Being able to specify partial version number like
n 8is a handy shortcut that has been implemented but is not documented.Describe what you did
node/to match actual behaviourHow you did it
Edit README.
How to verify it doesn't effect the functionality of n
No code changes.
If this solves an issue, please put issue in PR notes.
If this solves an issue, please include the output of issue that had problems and then the fixed output from the same command.
Squash any unnecessary commits to keep history clean as possible
Place description for the changelog in PR so we can tally all changes for any future release
Add example of installing with partial version number, and optional leading v.