Shows in a concise format the order in which locks are acquired. For example, the subcommand might show
:f :e :d :g :a :f :c :g :a
In this example, there are two orders because there is not enough information to allow locks e and d to be ordered with respect to lock c.
Some cycles are shown, while others are not. For example,
:a :b :c :b
is shown, but
:a :b :c :a
(where no other lock is ever held while trying to acquire one of these) is not. Deadlock information from the analysis is still reported.