Reword

javiereguiluz · javiereguiluz · commit 618d70bd04e7 · 2023-12-15T13:37:50.000+01:00
diff --git a/console.rst b/console.rst
@@ -622,28 +622,24 @@ react to signals, read more in :doc:`this section </components/console/events>`.
 Profiling Commands
 ------------------
 
-When debug mode and the profiler are enabled, you can run a command with the
-``--profile`` option. Symfony will then collect data about the command execution.
-When the execution is over, the profile is accessible through the web page of
-the :doc:`Symfony Profiler </profiler>`.
+Symfony allows to profile the execution of any command, including yours. First,
+make sure that the :ref:`debug mode <debug-mode>` and the :doc:`profiler </profiler>`
+are enabled. Then, add the ``--profile`` option when running the command:
 
-.. tip::
-
-        If you run the command in verbose mode (``-v``), Symfony will display
-        in the output a clickable link to the command profile (if your terminal
-        supports links). If you run it in debug verbosity (``-vvv``) you'll
-        also see the time and memory consumed by the command.
-
-        .. code-block:: terminal
+.. code-block:: terminal
 
-            $ php bin/console --profile -v app:my-command
-            ...
+    $ php bin/console --profile app:my-command
 
-            [OK] Command successful !
+Symfony will now collect data about the command execution, which is helpful to
+debug errors or check other issues. When the command execution is over, the
+profile is accessible through the web page of the profiler.
 
-            See profile f4ef63 # <- this is a clickable link if your terminal supports it
+.. tip::
 
-```
+    If you run the command in verbose mode (adding the ``-v`` option), Symfony
+    will display in the output a clickable link to the command profile (if your
+    terminal supports links). If you run it in debug verbosity (``-vvv``) you'll
+    also see the time and memory consumed by the command.
 
 .. versionadded:: 6.4
 
