botgauge-cli
The botgauge command. It owns the botgauge console script (plus a short alias, botg) and
dispatches each command to the installed BotGauge component that provides it:
botgauge help # every installed command, and which package provides the rest
botgauge version # installed BotGauge versions
botgauge instrument python app.py # provided by botgauge-tracing
botgauge doctor # provided by botgauge-tracing
Components register commands in the botgauge.commands entry-point group. Top-level names are
reserved per package (src/botgauge/cli/_names.py), so one package can never take over another's
command. Standard library only; every BotGauge component depends on it. You normally get it through
pip install botgauge rather than installing it directly.
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