monop:tldr:de7a5
monop: Hide obsolete members.
$ monop -r:${path-to-assembly-dll} --filter-obsolete ${Namespace-Path-To-Type}
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The command "monop -r:${path-to-assembly-dll} --filter-obsolete ${Namespace-Path-To-Type}" is used to run the "monop" tool with certain parameters. Here's an explanation of each part of the command:
- "monop": It represents the name of the tool or command-line program that is being executed.
- "-r:${path-to-assembly-dll}": This parameter specifies the path to the assembly DLL (Dynamic Link Library) file. The "${path-to-assembly-dll}" placeholder should be replaced with the actual file path.
- "--filter-obsolete": This parameter instructs the tool to filter and display only the obsolete or deprecated types and members of the specified assembly.
- "${Namespace-Path-To-Type}": This placeholder should be replaced with the namespace and type path of the specific type you want to analyze.
Overall, this command is used to analyze and list the obsolete types and members of a specific assembly (DLL file) by running the "monop" tool.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.