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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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-`idt` : Main command line tool for IBM cloud native development (shortcut to 'bx dev' command)
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-`idt update` : Update your IDT environment to the latest versions
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-`idt uninstall` : Uninstall the IBM Developer Tools
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### Running from Download
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Alternatively, you can use the following approach to perform an installation. This will give you an opportunity to better inspect the activities performed, especially if you are having any issues during installation (shown below).
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1. Download the `idt-win-installer.ps1` file, or clone this repository.
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2. Open Windows PowerShell by right-clicking and selecting "Run as administrator".
Once completed, and you have rebooted your system (as needed), there will be three added shortcuts defined to access the IDT:
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-`idt` : Main command line tool for IBM cloud native development (shortcut to 'bx dev' command)
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-`idt update` : Update your IDT environment to the latest versions
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-`idt uninstall` : Uninstall the IBM Developer Tools
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### Debugging
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If you have any issues with the installer, try running with the `--trace` argument which will produce verbose output to assist us in diagnosing your problem:
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## Updating
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If you wish to update the IBM Developer Tools CLI, run`idt 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 Developer Tools CLI, run:
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This command is simply an alias defined during initial install that runs the installer (in admin mode) as shown here:
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```
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idt update [--force] [--trace]
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```
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The `--force` argument that will force update to all dependencies too.
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This command is simply a shortcut defined during initial install that runs (in admin mode) the installer as shown here:
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Usage: idt-win-installer [<args>]
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Where <args> is:
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install [Default] Perform full install (or update) of all needed CLIs and Plugins
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install | unpdate [Default] Perform full install (or update) of all needed CLIs and Plugins
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uninstall Uninstall full IBM Cloud CLI env, including 'bx', and plugins
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help | -h | -? Show this help
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--force Force updates of dependencies and other settings during update
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IBM users can use pre-release versions of the IDT (bx and all plugins). The installer will check if you have the internal "stage1" plugin repo defined, and ask if you want to use it for updates. Note: Since during initial install of the bx CLI does not have extra plugin repos defined, it only applies during subsequent updates.
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### MacOS & Linux Installation
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**WARNING**: MacOS and Linux are not supported by this installer. See the [MacOS & Linux installation](../linux-installer/README.md) for additional information.
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