Office 365 – Which version have I got?

Office 365 – Which version have I got?

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Microsoft releases updates all the time. how do you know if two environments are the same?

Today I’m trying to use PnP PowerShell to check the version of my SharePoint farm in Office 365.

Two simple commands is all I need.

First I connect to my tenant

Connect-PnPOnline -Url https:/ /tenant.sharepoint.com

Then  I get my context:

Get-PnPContext

get-pnpcontext

Ok, I’ve got some version numbers.

I now ran the same commands for two different tenants and I got:

16.0.6015.1206

16.0.6015.1209

So now I know if one tenant is further ahead than another.

 

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