An operator needs to change the transit group's remote ASN and identify every peer that inherits it before scheduling maintenance.

$ ze config show router.conf bgp group transit
The scoped configuration shows `upstream-a` and `upstream-b` inside the transit group.

$ ze config validate router.conf
configuration valid

$ ze config graph router.conf | ze pipe text | ze pipe match peer/upstream
$ ze config graph router.conf | ze pipe text | ze pipe match group/transit
$ ze config graph router.conf | ze pipe text | ze pipe match inherits
The graph answer holds two lists, `nodes` and `edges`. A row operator such as `match` has no single set of rows there, so Ze refuses it by name instead of picking one list. `| text` renders both lists as aligned rows, one relationship to a line. `| match` then keeps the lines that name the two peers, the group they share, and the two `inherits` relationships.

No reporting helper creates the displayed relationships. The command filters Ze's graph output directly through Ze's format pipeline.