voa-config-list(1)

🎀 NAME 🎀

okay so welcome to voa-config-list(1) — that's the page title, and it lives in the General Commands Manual, which I'm folding in right here so we don't have to copy the header line like a boring person. This command is voa-config-list, and its whole job is: list the origins of technology settings used by OSes and specific contexts. That's the assignment. It ate. 💅✨

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

voa config list [-o|--output-format] [-v|--verbose]... [-q|--quiet]... [-h|--help]

Lowkey just the command shape, with the flags stacked in there. The ... after -v|--verbose and -q|--quiet is in the original synopsis, so keep an eye on it. 👀

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

List the origins of technology settings used by OSes and specific contexts.

That is the description, bestie. Short, sweet, and not trying to be mysterious. It's giving “I know where your settings came from” energy, specifically for OSes and specific contexts. 💖 No extra lore added by me — the page keeps it exactly that simple. 🫶

✨ OPTIONS ✨

• -o, --output-format <OUTPUT_FORMAT> — the output format to use. The original default is text ([default: text]), and these are the possible values:
  • json — the JSON output format.
  • text — the default text output format. May also be specified with the VOA_CONFIG_LIST_OUTPUT_FORMAT environment variable. 🌈
• -v, --verbose — increase logging verbosity. The synopsis has ... after it, so that's a thing. 👀
• -q, --quiet — decrease logging verbosity. Also has ... in the synopsis. 🤫
• -h, --help — print help. The original parenthetical is literally (see a summary with '-h'), so I am not editing that out. 😭

cute sign-off: the footer on this page just says voa-config-list and voa-config-list(1) — the page name and the manual tag — from the General Commands Manual. ngl there's no source/version or date printed on this one, so that's all the footer lore we have. 💀🎀