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Similar to Laravel, command signatures in Confetti use a colon to denote
that a command is a logical part of a group. For example, both app:info
and app:serve use the
app:
namespace. Two commands share a group ifthey have the same top-level namespace, i.e. until the first colon.
Laravel’s Artisan visualizes these groups when executing
php artisan tinker
by printing a header per group and listing allcommands (indented by a single space) below it.
This aims to provide a similar visual categorization to developers by
printing commands per group.