How to check the version of JupyterHub from command line?

Maybe this question sounds basic, but how to check from a command line what is the version of my JupyterHub? I am running JupyterLab on JupyterHub. I was grepping various configs, helps and now I know what's the version of all the components apart from JupyterHub. It'd be great to know how I could do it from the command line. Thanks!

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Best Answer

It occurred to be as simple as:

pip freeze | grep jupyterhubjupyterhub==1.0.0

Or even simpler:

jupyterhub --version# 3.1.1

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