diff --git a/docs/appendix/zowe-glossary.md b/docs/appendix/zowe-glossary.md index 8e5109a181..13086bb3bd 100644 --- a/docs/appendix/zowe-glossary.md +++ b/docs/appendix/zowe-glossary.md @@ -188,6 +188,12 @@ The Zowe Support Provider Conformance Program gives vendors the ability to showc ## Installation and configuration +#### Base profile + +A type of team configuration profile that stores connection information for use with one or more services. Your service profiles can pull information from base profiles as needed, to specify a common username and password only once. + +The base profile can optionally store tokens to connect to Zowe API Mediation Layer, which improves security by enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-on (SSO). + #### Convenience build The Zowe installation file for Zowe z/OS components that is distributed as a PAX file in z/OS Unix and contains the runtimes and scripts to install and launch the z/OS runtime. It is the most common method to install Zowe. @@ -212,6 +218,10 @@ Use of z/OS UNIX services requires a z/OS UNIX security context, referred to as The z/OS Unix directory for the [Zowe runtime](#zowe-runtime), specified in the Zowe configuration file via `zowe.runtimeDirectory`. Also the parent directory of the `zwe` command. +#### Service profile + +A type of team configuration profile that stores connection information for a specific mainframe service, such as IBM z/OSMF. Plug-ins can introduce other service profile types, such as the CICS profile to connect to IBM CICS. + #### SMP/E The Zowe installation for Zowe z/OS components that is distributed as an SMP/E package, identified by FMID, and contains the runtimes and the scripts to install and launch the z/OS runtime. The initial package is installed and then a PTF is applied. It is the second most common method to install Zowe. diff --git a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-command-precedence.md b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-command-precedence.md index 51fb32f7c3..fbbb3b5284 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-command-precedence.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-command-precedence.md @@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ You can provide your mainframe connection details (username, password, etc.) to When you issue a command, the CLI *searches* for your command arguments in the following order: 1. **Options** that you specify on individual commands. -2. **Environment variables** that you define in the computer's operating system. - For more information, see [Using environment variables](../user-guide/cli-using-using-environment-variables). -3. **Service profiles** that you create (i.e. z/OSMF profile or another mainframe service). -4. **Base profiles** that you create. +2. **Environment variables** that you define in the computer's operating system. + For more information, see [Using environment variables](../user-guide/cli-using-using-environment-variables). +3. **[Service profiles](../appendix/zowe-glossary.md#service-profile)** that you create (that is, a z/OSMF profile or another mainframe service). +4. **[Base profiles](appendix/zowe-glossary.md#base-profile)** that you create. These can contain credentials for use with multiple services and/or an API ML login token. 5. **Default option value**. diff --git a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-displaying-help.md b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-displaying-help.md index 1557f913ae..7c9eabb823 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-displaying-help.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-displaying-help.md @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ # Displaying help Zowe CLI has a command-line help system that details the commands, actions, and options available in the product. + ## Top-level help To view top-level help, open a command-line and issue the following command: @@ -9,15 +10,21 @@ To view top-level help, open a command-line and issue the following command: zowe --help ``` -![Issuing the help command](../images/guides/CLI/GetHelp.gif) + - An example of the Zowe CLI response: + + ![Issuing the help command](../images/guides/CLI/GetHelp.gif) -Alternatively, issue the following command to display a full list of all available commands: +Alternatively, to display a full list of all available commands: ``` zowe --ac ``` -**Tip:** All Zowe CLI commands begin with `zowe.` +:::tip + +All Zowe CLI commands begin with `zowe`. + +::: ## Group, action, and object help @@ -29,9 +36,9 @@ For example, issue the following command to learn about the `create` action in t zowe zos-files create --help ``` -## Launch local web help +## Launching local web help -Launch an interactive form of help in a web browser. When you issue the following command, web help is custom-generated to include commands for all of your *currently installed* plug-ins: +Launch an interactive form of help content in a web browser. When you issue the following command, web help is custom-generated to include commands for all of your currently installed plug-ins: ``` zowe --help-web @@ -42,12 +49,16 @@ Launching web help in browser... PS C:\Users\myName> ``` -**Tip:** Append `--help-web` to a specific command or action to launch directly into the appropriate web help page. -## Viewing web help +:::tip + +Append `--help-web` to a specific command or action to launch directly into the appropriate web help page. + +::: +## Viewing web help in other ways -We provide you with several methods to view Zowe CLI web help. You can browse Zowe CLI web help online, download the web help in a ZIP file that contains the HTML, or download the web help in a PDF file. +There are several methods to view Zowe CLI web help: -- Browse Online -- Download (ZIP) -- Download (PDF) +- Use a web browser +- Extract from a ZIP file +- Download a PDF file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-issuing-first-command.md b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-issuing-first-command.md index 4ff4df4566..f1567bb6cb 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-issuing-first-command.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-issuing-first-command.md @@ -1,9 +1,15 @@ # Issuing your first command -You can provide all connection options directly on commands to access a service. For example, issue the following command to list all data sets under the name `ibmuser` on the specified system: +Typically, users rely on [team configuration](../appendix/zowe-glossary.md#team-configuration) to connect to the mainframe and issue commands. + +But if you have just installed Zowe CLI and have not yet configured your profiles, you can provide all connection options directly in the command line to access a service. + +For example, issue the following command to list all data sets under the name `ibmuser` on the specified system: ``` zowe zos-files list data-set "ibmuser.*" --host host123 --port port123 --user ibmuser --password pass123 ``` -If you omit username, password, host, or port (and a value cannot be found in your configuration), the CLI prompts you to enter a value. +- If you omit username, password, host, or port, and a value cannot be found in your configuration, Zowe CLI prompts you to enter a value. + +However, this is not the most efficient way to communicate with the mainframe. To avoid having to enter connection details with every command repeatedly, use team profiles. diff --git a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-understanding-core-command-groups.md b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-understanding-core-command-groups.md index e4393811c5..2b9c0e3918 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-understanding-core-command-groups.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-understanding-core-command-groups.md @@ -1,78 +1,87 @@ # Understanding core command groups -Zowe CLI contains command groups that focus on specific business processes. For example, the `zos-files` command group lets you interact with mainframe data sets. This article provides a brief synopsis of the tasks that you can perform with each group. For more information, see [Displaying help](../user-guide/cli-using-displaying-help.md). +Zowe CLI contains command groups that focus on specific business processes. -The commands available in the product are organized in a hierarchical structure. Command groups (for example, `zos-files`) contain actions (for example, `create`) that let you perform actions on specific objects (for example, a specific type of data set). For each action that you perform on an object, you can specify options that affect the operation of the command. -Zowe CLI contains the following command groups: +Zowe CLI commands are organized in a hierarchical structure. Command groups contain actions that let you perform actions on specific objects. For each action that you perform on an object, you can specify options that affect the operation of the command. + +For example, the `zos-files` command group can let you perform actions on data sets such as `create`, `edit`, `rename`, and more. + +Review the following Zowe CLI command groups to understand the actions available to them. ## auth -The auth command group lets you connect to Zowe API Mediation Layer authentication service and obtain a token, or disconnect from the authentication service and revoke the token. +The `auth` command group lets you connect to the Zowe API Mediation Layer authentication service and obtain a token, or disconnect from the authentication service and revoke the token. + +:::note -**Note:** For more information about `auth` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +For more information about `auth` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe auth -h ``` + +::: + ## config -The config command group lets you manage JSON projects, global configuration, and convert profiles (service profiles and base profiles) to team profiles. +The `config` command group lets you manage project and global team configurations, and JSON projects; and convert profiles (service profiles and base profiles) to team configs. -**Note:** For more information about `config` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +:::note + +For more information about `config` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe config -h ``` + +::: + ## daemon -The daemon command groups let you perform operations that control the daemon-mode functionality of the Zowe CLI. Daemon-mode runs the CLI command processor as a daemon to improve performance. +The `daemon` command groups let you perform operations that control the daemon-mode functionality of the Zowe CLI. Daemon-mode runs the CLI command processor as a background process to improve performance. + +:::note -**Note:** For more information about `daemon` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +For more information about `daemon` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe daemon -h ``` -**Important!** Using daemon mode contains various limitations and configuration requirements, depending on the operating system where the daemon is running. For more information, see **Preparing for installation** in [Using daemon mode](../user-guide/cli-using-using-daemon-mode.md). +::: + +:::info Important + +Using daemon mode contains various limitations and configuration requirements, depending on the operating system where the daemon is running. For more information, see **Preparing for installation** in [Using daemon mode](../user-guide/cli-using-using-daemon-mode.md). + +::: ## plugins -The plugins command group lets you install and manage third-party +The `plugins` command group lets you install and manage third-party plug-ins for the product. Plug-ins extend the functionality of Zowe CLI in the form of new commands. -With the plugins command group, you can perform the following tasks: + +With the `plugins` command group, you can perform the following tasks: * Install or uninstall third-party plug-ins. * Display a list of installed plug-ins. -* Validate that a plug-in integrates with the base product -properly. +* Validate that a plug-in integrates with the base product properly. + +:::note -**Note:** For more information about `plugins` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following +For more information about `plugins` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe plugins -h ``` - -## profiles - -The profiles command group lets you create and manage profiles for use with other Zowe CLI command groups. Profiles allow you to issue commands to different mainframe systems quickly, without specifying your connection details with every command. -With the profiles command group, you can perform the following tasks: - -* Create, update, and delete profiles for any Zowe CLI command group that supports profiles. -* Set the default profile to be used within any command group. -* List profile names and details for any command group, including the default active profile. - -**Note:** For more information about `profiles` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI, and issue the following command: - -``` -zowe profiles -h -``` +::: ## provisioning -The provisioning command group lets you perform IBM z/OSMF provisioning tasks with templates and provisioned instances from Zowe CLI. +The `provisioning` command group lets you perform IBM z/OSMF provisioning tasks with templates and provisioned instances from Zowe CLI. -With the provisioning command group, you can perform the following +With the `provisioning` command group, you can perform the following tasks: * Provision cloud instances using z/OSMF Software Services templates. @@ -80,37 +89,48 @@ tasks: * List summary information about the templates that you used to provision cloud instances. You can filter the information by application (for example, DB2 and CICS) and by the external name of the provisioned instances. * List detail information about the variables used (and their corresponding values) on named, published cloud instances. -**Note:** For more information about `provisioning` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +:::note + +For more information about `provisioning` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe provisioning -h ``` +::: + ## zos-console -The zos-console command group lets you issue commands to the z/OS console by establishing an extended Multiple Console Support (MCS) console. +The `zos-console` command group lets you issue commands to the z/OS console by establishing an extended Multiple Console Support (MCS) console. -With the zos-console command group, you can perform the following +With the `zos-console` command group, you can perform the following tasks: -**Important\!** Before you issue z/OS console commands with Zowe CLI, security administrators should ensure that -they provide access to commands that are appropriate for your -organization. +:::info Important + +Before you issue z/OS console commands with Zowe CLI, security administrators should ensure that +they provide access to commands that are appropriate for your organization. + +::: * Issue commands to the z/OS console. -* Collect command responses and continue to collect solicited command responses on-demand. +* Collect command responses and continue to collect solicited command responses on demand. -**Note:** For more information about `zos-console` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +:::note + +For more information about `zos-console` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe zos-console -h ``` +::: + ## zos-files -The zos-files command group lets you interact with data sets on z/OS systems. +The `zos-files` command group lets you interact with data sets on z/OS systems. -With the zos-files command group, you can perform the following tasks: +With the `zos-files` command group, you can perform the following tasks: * Create partitioned data sets (PDS) with members, physical sequential data sets (PS), and other types of data sets from templates. You can specify options to customize the data sets you create. * Download mainframe data sets and edit them locally in your preferred Integrated Development Environment (IDE). @@ -118,88 +138,135 @@ With the zos-files command group, you can perform the following tasks: * List available mainframe data sets. * Interact with VSAM data sets directly, or invoke Access Methods Services (IDCAMS) to work with VSAM data sets. -**Note:** For more information about `zos-files` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +:::note + +For more information about `zos-files` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe zos-files -h ``` + +::: + ## zos-jobs -The zos-jobs command group lets you submit jobs and interact with jobs on z/OS systems. +The `zos-jobs` command group lets you submit jobs and interact with jobs on z/OS systems. -With the zos-jobs command group, you can perform the following tasks: +With the `zos-jobs` command group, you can perform the following tasks: -* Submit jobs from JCL that resides on the mainframe or a local file. +* Submit jobs from JCL that reside on the mainframe or a local file. * List jobs and spool files for a job. * View the status of a job or view a spool file from a job. -**Note:** For more information about `zos-jobs` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +:::note + +For more information about `zos-jobs` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe zos-jobs -h ``` -## zos-ssh +::: -The zos-ssh command group lets you issue Unix System Services shell commands by establishing an SSH connection to an SSH server. The zos-ssh command group was previously named `zos-uss`. +## zos-logs -With the zos-uss command group, you can perform the following task: +The `zos-logs` command group retrieves the z/OS operations logs. -**Important\!** Before you issue z/OS UNIX System Services commands with Zowe CLI, security administrators must provide access for your user ID to login via SSH. -* Issue z/OS UNIX System Services shell commands over an SSH connection and stream back the response. +With the `zos-logs` command group, you can perform the following task: + +* List z/OS operations logs within a specified time frame. + +:::note -**Note:** For more information about `zos-ssh` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +For more information about `zos-logs` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` -zowe zos-ssh -h +zowe zos-logs -h ``` -## zos-workflows +::: -The zos-workflows command group lets you create and manage z/OSMF workflows on a z/OS system. +## zos-ssh -With the zos-workflows command group, you can perform the following tasks: +The `zos-ssh` command group lets you issue Unix System Services shell commands by establishing an SSH connection to an SSH server. The zos-ssh command group was previously named `zos-uss`. -* Create or register a z/OSMF workflow based on the properties on a z/OS system -* Start a z/OSMF workflow on a z/OS system. -* Delete or remove a z/OSMF workflow from a z/OS system. -* List the z/OSMF workflows for a system or sysplex. +With the `zos-ssh` command group, you can perform the following task: + +:::info Important -**Note:** For more information about `zos-workflows` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +Before you issue z/OS UNIX System Services commands with Zowe CLI, security administrators must provide access for your user ID to login via SSH. + +::: + +* Issue z/OS UNIX System Services shell commands over an SSH connection and stream back the response. + +:::note + +For more information about `zos-ssh` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` -zowe zos-workflows -h +zowe zos-ssh -h ``` +::: + ## zos-tso -The zos-tso command group lets you issue TSO commands and interact with TSO address spaces on z/OS systems. +The `zos-tso` command group lets you issue TSO commands and interact with TSO address spaces on z/OS systems. -With the zos-tso command group, you can perform the following tasks: +With the `zos-tso` command group, you can perform the following tasks: * Execute REXX scripts * Create a TSO address space and issue TSO commands to the address space. * Review TSO command response data in Zowe CLI. -**Note:** For more information about `zos-tso` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following +:::note + +For more information about `zos-tso` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe zos-tso -h ``` +::: + +## zos-workflows + +The `zos-workflows` command group lets you create and manage z/OSMF workflows on a z/OS system. + +With the `zos-workflows` command group, you can perform the following tasks: + +* Create or register a z/OSMF workflow based on the properties on a z/OS system. +* Start a z/OSMF workflow on a z/OS system. +* Delete or remove a z/OSMF workflow from a z/OS system. +* List the z/OSMF workflows for a system or sysplex. + +:::note + +For more information about `zos-workflows` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: + +``` +zowe zos-workflows -h +``` + +::: + ## zosmf -The zosmf command group lets you work with Zowe CLI profiles and get general information about z/OSMF. +The `zosmf` command group lets you work with Zowe CLI profiles and get general information about z/OSMF. -With the zosmf command group, you can perform the following tasks: +With the `zosmf` command group, you can perform the following tasks: -* Create and manage your Zowe CLI `zosmf` profiles. Profiles let you store configuration information for use on multiple commands. You can create a profile that contains your username, password, and connection details for a particular mainframe system, then reuse that profile to avoid typing it again on every command. You can switch between profiles to quickly target different mainframe subsystems. For more information, see [Team configurations](../user-guide/cli-using-using-team-profiles.md). -* Verify that your profiles are set up correctly to communicate with z/OSMF on your system. For more information, see [Test Connections to z/OSMF](../user-guide/cli-using-test-zosmf-connection). +* Verify that your profiles are set up correctly to communicate with z/OSMF on your system. For more information, see [Testing connections to z/OSMF](../user-guide/cli-using-test-zosmf-connection). * Get information about the current z/OSMF version, host, port, and plug-ins installed on your system. -**Note:** For more information about `zosmf` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: +:::note + +For more information about `zosmf` syntax, actions, and options, open Zowe CLI and issue the following command: ``` zowe zosmf -h ``` + +::: diff --git a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md index 10c2a421d2..4eb6862de2 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md @@ -1,35 +1,46 @@ # Using Zowe CLI -In this section, learn about how to use Zowe CLI, including connecting to the mainframe, managing profiles, integrating with API Mediation Layer, and more. +In this section, learn how to use Zowe CLI, including how to connect to the mainframe, manage profiles, integrate with the API Mediation Layer, and more. You can use the CLI interactively from a command window on any computer on which it is installed, or run it in a container or automation environment. -**Tip:** If you want to use the CLI together with a screen reader to provide accessibility, we recommend using the Mac™ Terminal application enabled for Accessibility through [System Preferences > Accessibility](https://support.apple.com/zh-sg/guide/terminal/trml1020/mac). On Windows™, adjust the Properties settings in Command Prompt. For other operating systems, or for alternative terminals, check the specification for the terminal to ensure that it meets accessibility requirements. +:::tip -## Supported CPU architectures, operating systems, and package/resource managers +Text colors could be difficult to read in some terminals. If this is the case, we suggest either adjusting the terminal settings, or setting the `FORCE_COLOR` [environment variable](../user-guide/cli-configuringcli-ev.md#setting-other-environment-variables) to `0`. For other accessibility options, check the accessibility settings for your operating system or terminal. + +::: + +## Supported platforms + +### CPU architecture -Zowe CLI supports the following CPU architectures: - x64 -- Apple Silicon (M1+) with Rosetta - - The [IBM Db2 Database Plug-in for Zowe CLI](../user-guide/cli-db2plugin) has limited support on Apple Silicon. To use the Db2 plug-in, a complete re-install of Zowe CLI and CLI plug-ins is required. See [M1 processor installation](../user-guide/cli-db2-install-m1) for information. +- Apple Silicon (M1+) + :::note + The [IBM Db2 Database Plug-in for Zowe CLI](../user-guide/cli-db2plugin) has limited support on Apple Silicon. To use the Db2 plug-in, a complete re-install of Zowe CLI and CLI plug-ins is required. See [M1 processor installation](../user-guide/cli-db2-install-m1) for information. + ::: + ### Operating systems - MacOS 10.15+ - Unix-like: - [CentOS](https://www.centos.org/) 8+ - [Debian](https://www.debian.org/) 11+ - - [RHEL](https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/linux-platforms/enterprise-linux) 8+ + - [Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)](https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/linux-platforms/enterprise-linux) 8+ - [Ubuntu](https://ubuntu.com/) 20.04+ - - Windows 10+ ### Package/resource managers -- [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org/en) -- [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/) 6+ -- [PnPM](https://pnpm.io/) +- [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org/en) LTS versions +- [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/) versions applicable to NodeJS LTS versions +- [pnpm](https://pnpm.io/) - [Yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/)
->Using Zowe CLI on [z/OS Unix Systems Services](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=descriptions-zos-unix-system-services) is not supported at this time. If you would like to use it on USS in the future, show your interest by voting for the enhancement in the [Zowe CLI GitHub repository](https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cli/issues/1680). +:::info share your feedback + +Using Zowe CLI on [z/OS Unix Systems Services](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=descriptions-zos-unix-system-services) is not supported at this time. If you would like to use it on USS in the future, show your interest by voting for the enhancement in the [Zowe CLI GitHub repository](https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cli/issues/1680). + +::: diff --git a/docs/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md b/docs/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md index dd1ab3f48d..200303db99 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md @@ -4,21 +4,21 @@ Learn how to start using Zowe components, applications, and plug-ins. ## Zowe server-side components -- [Using Zowe Desktop](mvd-using.md) - [Using Zowe API Mediation Layer](api-mediation/using-api-mediation-layer.md) +- [Using Zowe Desktop](mvd-using.md) - [Zowe cross memory server](../user-guide/configure-xmem-server.md) ## Zowe client-side components - [Using Zowe CLI](cli-using-usingcli.md) -- [Using Zowe Explorer](ze-usage.md) +- [Using Zowe Explorer for IntelliJ](intellij-using.md) +- [Using Zowe Explorer for Visual Studio Code](ze-usage.md) - [Using Zowe SDKs](sdks-using.md) ### Explore available plug-ins - [Zowe CLI plug-ins](cli-extending.md) -- [Zowe Explorer extensions](ze-using-zowe-explorer-cics-ext.md) -- [Using Zowe IntelliJ Plug-in](intellij-using.md) +- [Zowe Explorer extensions for Visual Studio Code](ze-using-zowe-explorer-cics-ext.md) ### Incubator components diff --git a/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md b/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md index 10c2a421d2..a44a836112 100644 --- a/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md +++ b/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/cli-using-usingcli.md @@ -4,7 +4,11 @@ In this section, learn about how to use Zowe CLI, including connecting to the ma You can use the CLI interactively from a command window on any computer on which it is installed, or run it in a container or automation environment. -**Tip:** If you want to use the CLI together with a screen reader to provide accessibility, we recommend using the Mac™ Terminal application enabled for Accessibility through [System Preferences > Accessibility](https://support.apple.com/zh-sg/guide/terminal/trml1020/mac). On Windows™, adjust the Properties settings in Command Prompt. For other operating systems, or for alternative terminals, check the specification for the terminal to ensure that it meets accessibility requirements. +:::tip + +If you want to use the CLI together with a screen reader to provide accessibility, we recommend using the Mac™ Terminal application enabled for Accessibility through [System Preferences > Accessibility](https://support.apple.com/guide/terminal/use-macos-accessibility-features-trml1020/mac). On Windows™, adjust the Properties settings in Command Prompt. For other operating systems, or for alternative terminals, check the specification for the terminal to ensure that it meets accessibility requirements. + +::: ## Supported CPU architectures, operating systems, and package/resource managers diff --git a/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md b/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md index dd1ab3f48d..0993c9f8f6 100644 --- a/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md +++ b/versioned_docs/version-v2.13.x/user-guide/zowe-getting-started-tutorial.md @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Learn how to start using Zowe components, applications, and plug-ins. - [Using Zowe Desktop](mvd-using.md) - [Using Zowe API Mediation Layer](api-mediation/using-api-mediation-layer.md) +- [Using Zowe IntelliJ Plug-in](intellij-using.md) - [Zowe cross memory server](../user-guide/configure-xmem-server.md) ## Zowe client-side components @@ -18,7 +19,6 @@ Learn how to start using Zowe components, applications, and plug-ins. - [Zowe CLI plug-ins](cli-extending.md) - [Zowe Explorer extensions](ze-using-zowe-explorer-cics-ext.md) -- [Using Zowe IntelliJ Plug-in](intellij-using.md) ### Incubator components