rose-metadata-graph

#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# NAME
#     rose metadata-graph
#
# SYNOPSIS
#     rose metadata-graph [OPTIONS] [SECTION ...]
#
# DESCRIPTION
#     Graph configuration metadata.
#
# OPTIONS
#     --config=DIR, -C DIR
#         The directory containing either the configuration or
#         the configuration metadata. If the configuration is
#         given, the metadata will be looked up in the normal
#         way (see also `--meta-path`, `ROSE_META_PATH`). If the
#         configuration metadata is given, there will be no
#         configuration data used in the graphing.
#         If not specified, the current directory will be used.
#     --meta-path=PATH, -M PATH
#         Prepend `PATH` to the metadata search path (look here first).
#         This option can be used repeatedly to load multiple paths.
#     --property=PROPERTY, -p PROPERTY
#         Graph a certain property e.g. `trigger`. If specified,
#         only this property will be graphed.
# ARGUMENTS
#     SECTION
#         One or more configuration sections to graph. If
#         specified, only these sections will be checked.
#
# ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
#     optional ROSE_META_PATH
#         Prepend `$ROSE_META_PATH` to the metadata search path.
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exec python3 -m metomi.rose.metadata_graph "$@"