How to use 'h rune' in Go

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graphql-editor/gql

253 func (g *GraphQLCommand) RunE(c *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
254 	if err := g.checkValid(); err != nil {
255 		return err
256 	}
257 	// just run parent command, as the real implementation
258 	// of run is defined by root query
259 	if p := g.FieldCommand.Command.Parent(); p != nil &amp;&amp; p.RunE != nil {
260 		return p.RunE(c, args)
261 	}
262 	return nil
263 }

253	func (g GraphQLCommand) RunE(c cobra.Command, args []string) error {
254	if err := g.checkValid(); err != nil {
255	return err
256	}
257	// just run parent command, as the real implementation
258	// of run is defined by root query
259	if p := g.FieldCommand.Command.Parent(); p != nil && p.RunE != nil {
260	return p.RunE(c, args)
261	}
262	return nil
263	}

How to use 'h rune' in Go

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