old_contents: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  import logging
  
  import click
  
  from great_expectations import __version__ as ge_version
  from great_expectations.cli.checkpoint import checkpoint
  from great_expectations.cli.cli_logging import _set_up_logger
  from great_expectations.cli.datasource import datasource
  from great_expectations.cli.docs import docs
  from great_expectations.cli.init import init
  from great_expectations.cli.project import project
  from great_expectations.cli.store import store
  from great_expectations.cli.suite import suite
  from great_expectations.cli.validation_operator import validation_operator
  
  # TODO: consider using a specified-order supporting class for help (but wasn't working with python 2)
  
  
  @click.group()
  @click.version_option(version=ge_version)
  @click.option(
      "--verbose",
      "-v",
      is_flag=True,
      default=False,
      help="Set great_expectations to use verbose output.",
  )
  def cli(verbose):
      """
  Welcome to the great_expectations CLI!
  
  Most commands follow this format: great_expectations <NOUN> <VERB>
  
  The nouns are: datasource, docs, project, suite, validation-operator
  
  Most nouns accept the following verbs: new, list, edit
  
  In particular, the CLI supports the following special commands:
  
  - great_expectations init : create a new great_expectations project
  
  - great_expectations datasource profile : profile a datasource
  
  - great_expectations docs build : compile documentation from expectations
  """
      logger = _set_up_logger()
      if verbose:
          # Note we are explicitly not using a logger in all CLI output to have
          # more control over console UI.
          logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
  
  
  cli.add_command(datasource)
  cli.add_command(docs)
  cli.add_command(init)
  cli.add_command(project)
  cli.add_command(suite)
  cli.add_command(validation_operator)
  cli.add_command(store)
  cli.add_command(checkpoint)
  
  
  def main():
      cli()
  
  
  if __name__ == "__main__":
      main()
  
new_contents: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  import logging
  
  import click
  
  from great_expectations import __version__ as ge_version
  from great_expectations.cli.checkpoint import checkpoint
  from great_expectations.cli.cli_logging import _set_up_logger
  from great_expectations.cli.datasource import datasource
  from great_expectations.cli.docs import docs
  from great_expectations.cli.init import init
  from great_expectations.cli.project import project
  from great_expectations.cli.store import store
  from great_expectations.cli.suite import suite
  from great_expectations.cli.validation_operator import validation_operator
  
  try:
      from colorama import init as init_colorama
  
      init_colorama()
  except ImportError:
      pass
  
  
  # TODO: consider using a specified-order supporting class for help (but wasn't working with python 2)
  
  
  @click.group()
  @click.version_option(version=ge_version)
  @click.option(
      "--verbose",
      "-v",
      is_flag=True,
      default=False,
      help="Set great_expectations to use verbose output.",
  )
  def cli(verbose):
      """
  Welcome to the great_expectations CLI!
  
  Most commands follow this format: great_expectations <NOUN> <VERB>
  
  The nouns are: datasource, docs, project, suite, validation-operator
  
  Most nouns accept the following verbs: new, list, edit
  
  In particular, the CLI supports the following special commands:
  
  - great_expectations init : create a new great_expectations project
  
  - great_expectations datasource profile : profile a datasource
  
  - great_expectations docs build : compile documentation from expectations
  """
      logger = _set_up_logger()
      if verbose:
          # Note we are explicitly not using a logger in all CLI output to have
          # more control over console UI.
          logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
  
  
  cli.add_command(datasource)
  cli.add_command(docs)
  cli.add_command(init)
  cli.add_command(project)
  cli.add_command(suite)
  cli.add_command(validation_operator)
  cli.add_command(store)
  cli.add_command(checkpoint)
  
  
  def main():
      cli()
  
  
  if __name__ == "__main__":
      main()
  
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