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If updating an existing IDT installation, you can run the following:
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If you wish to update the IBM Cloud Dev Plugin, run:
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```
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idt update --trace
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ibmcloud plugin update dev
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```
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## Updating
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If you wish to update the IBM Developer Tools CLI, run `ibmcloud dev update`. There is also a `--force` argument that will force update to all dependencies too.
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If you wish to update the IBM Cloud Dev Plugin, run `ibmcloud plugin update dev`.
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Syntax:
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```
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ibmcloud dev update [--force] [--trace]
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ibmcloud plugin update dev
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```
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This command is simply an alias defined during initial install that runs the installer shown here:
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## Summary
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PowerShell script that downloads and installs the IBM Cloud Developer Tools (IDT) CLI Plugin and all of its dependencies on Windows 10 or newer systems. The IDT consists of the 'dev' (and several other) plugins to the IBM Cloud CLI. Our general target environment is the IBM Cloud, including public, dedicated, and local hybrid.
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PowerShell script that downloads and installs the IBM Cloud CLI, plugins and all of its dependencies on Windows 10 or newer systems. The CLI consists of the 'dev' (and several other) plugins to the IBM Cloud CLI. Our general target environment is the IBM Cloud, including public, dedicated, and local hybrid.
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## Installation
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Once the installation has completed, and you have rebooted your system (as needed), there will be three added shortcuts defined to access the IDT:
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-`ibmcloud dev` : Main command line tool for IBM cloud native development
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-`ibmcloud dev update` : Update your IDT environment to the latest versions
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-`ibmcloud dev uninstall` : Uninstall the IBM Developer Tools
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Once the installation has completed, and you have rebooted your system (as needed), there will be an added shortcut defined to access the IBM Cloud cli:
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