Extra analyze commands
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Description
# Analyze Command
```
edgedb analyze "SELECT ..."
Options:
--expand show full tree
--debug-output-file PATH
--read-json PATH read 2format json instead of running query
Analyze options:
--no-execute no analyze (assumes edgedb/edgedb#5212)
--buffers
```
# Expanded (Verbose) mode
```
edgedb> ANALYZE SELECT ...;
[... short output ...]
Use `\expand` to see more info
edgedb> \expand
[... long output ...]
```
As it is a generic name, it's also a synonym to `\last-error` if last thing that happened was error instead of analyze (it actually took me some time to remember that command name, so I think it's quite useful).
# Analyze command in REPL
Since we tend to support most CLI command in interactive modes to, here is how it will work:
```
edgedb> \analyze
```
Repeats last query prefixing by `analyze`, options might be specified too. If last query was `analyze`, just repeats the same thing with possibly modified queries./
Similarly:
```
edgedb> \analyze --debug-output-file file.json
```
Same as above but dumps output into file.json
This one, works like in non-interactive:
```
edgedb> \analyze --read-json file.json
```
Reads file and draws a tree, just like non-interactive command
Just in the case:
```
edgedb> \analyze --expand
```
Works exactly like `\expand`
This will probably work just because how our commands work, but not recommended:
```
edgedb> \analyze "SELECT ..."
```
**Update1:** explain -> analyze
**Update2:** `\analyze` prefixes the command with `analyze` if needed rather than just using last analysis found.
**Update3:** `\verbose` -> `\expand`
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