We can always run `juju-1 version` to find the local version of the binary.
I wonder if we want to give more of an introduction to Juju 2. Something along the lines of:
Welcome to Juju 2.0. The 'juju' command now refers to the 2.0 version of Juju. If you wish to interact with a Juju 1.x environment, please use the existing Juju <1.x.x> command juju-1, as the Juju 2.0 command cannot interact with Juju 1.x environments.
We can always run `juju-1 version` to find the local version of the binary.
I wonder if we want to give more of an introduction to Juju 2. Something along the lines of:
Welcome to Juju 2.0. The 'juju' command now refers to the 2.0 version of Juju. If you wish to interact with a Juju 1.x environment, please use the existing Juju <1.x.x> command juju-1, as the Juju 2.0 command cannot interact with Juju 1.x environments.
Note that many commands have changed in Juju 2.0. Please see https:/ /jujucharms. com/SomeValidUR L for more information, or type 'juju help'.
Would you like to run the 'juju <whatever>' command you entered with juju 2.0? Y/n?