fix: update snapshots

biomejs · Oct 12, 2023 · b39c6c9 · b39c6c9
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diff --git a/crates/biome_cli/tests/snapshots/main_commands_check/check_help.snap b/crates/biome_cli/tests/snapshots/main_commands_check/check_help.snap
@@ -87,10 +87,11 @@ Available options:
         --formatter-enabled=<true|false>  Allow to enable or disable the formatter check.
         --linter-enabled=<true|false>  Allow to enable or disable the linter check.
         --organize-imports-enabled=<true|false>  Allow to enable or disable the organize imports.
-        --stdin-file-path=PATH  A file name with its extension to pass when reading from standard in,
-                              e.g. echo 'let a;' | biome check --stdin-file-path=file.js"
+        --stdin-file-path=PATH  Use this option when you want to format code piped from `stdin`, and
+                              print the output to `stdout`.
                               The file doesn't need to exist on disk, what matters is the extension of
-                              the file. Based on the extension, Biome will use the appropriate tool.
+                              the file. Based on the extension, Biome knows how to check the code.
+                              Example: `echo 'let a;' | biome check --stdin-file-path=file.js`
     -h, --help                Prints help information
 
 ```

diff --git a/crates/biome_cli/tests/snapshots/main_commands_format/format_help.snap b/crates/biome_cli/tests/snapshots/main_commands_format/format_help.snap
@@ -88,10 +88,11 @@ Available options:
                               languages) files. Default to 2.
         --json-formatter-line-width=NUMBER  What's the max width of a line, applied to JSON (and its
                               super languages) files. Defaults to 80.
-        --stdin-file-path=PATH  A file name with its extension to pass when reading from standard in,
-                              e.g. echo 'let a;' | biome format --stdin-file-path=file.js".
+        --stdin-file-path=PATH  Use this option when you want to format code piped from `stdin`, and
+                              print the output to `stdout`.
                               The file doesn't need to exist on disk, what matters is the extension of
-                              the file. Based on the extension, Biome will use the appropriate tool.
+                              the file. Based on the extension, Biome knows how to format the code.
+                              Example: `echo 'let a;' | biome format --stdin-file-path=file.js`
         --write               Writes formatted files to file system.
     -h, --help                Prints help information
 

diff --git a/crates/biome_cli/tests/snapshots/main_commands_lint/lint_help.snap b/crates/biome_cli/tests/snapshots/main_commands_lint/lint_help.snap
@@ -53,10 +53,11 @@ Available positional items:
 Available options:
         --apply               Apply safe fixes, formatting
         --apply-unsafe        Apply safe fixes and unsafe fixes, formatting and import sorting
-        --stdin-file-path=PATH  A file name with its extension to pass when reading from standard in,
-                              e.g. echo 'let a;' | biome lint --stdin-file-path=file.js"
+        --stdin-file-path=PATH  Use this option when you want to format code piped from `stdin`, and
+                              print the output to `stdout`.
                               The file doesn't need to exist on disk, what matters is the extension of
-                              the file. Based on the extension, Biome will use the appropriate tool.
+                              the file. Based on the extension, Biome knows how to lint the code.
+                              Example: `echo 'let a;' | biome lint --stdin-file-path=file.js`
     -h, --help                Prints help information
 
 ```