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chore: update readme for pointing latest network installation #116

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Expand Up @@ -22,21 +22,22 @@ After installing Nix, open a new terminal and install the stable Fuel toolchain
in a temporary shell with the following:

```console
nix shell github:fuellabs/fuel.nix#fuel
nix shell github:fuellabs/fuel.nix#beta-4
```

This will download the latest semver release of `fuel-core`, `forc`, and a suite
of other tools from the Fuel Labs cache into the local `/nix/store` cache and
"install" them to `PATH` for the duration of the current shell.
This will download the latest release of `fuel-core`, `forc`, compatible with
beta-4 network and a suite of other tools from the Fuel Labs cache into the
local `/nix/store` cache and "install" them to `PATH` for the duration of the
current shell.

Let's check installation worked:

```console
$ fuel-core --version
fuel-core 0.18.1
fuel-core 0.20.5

$ forc --version
forc 0.39.0
forc 0.46.1
```

> **Note:** If you have previously installed Fuel tools using `cargo`, `fuelup`
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