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The ACLI Shell is the new, modern look for the CLI providing increased ease of use and new capabilities. We have more new features in the works as well. We’d love to hear your feedback on this new experience including anything that seems like a bug or missing functionality. |
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An introduction to the ACLI Shell
Description
The ACLI Shell is a terminal app that provides prompts, helps discover actions, walks through available parameters and values, completes content, and then runs the action.
ACLI version 10.6, the ACLI shell introduced auto prompting or inline completion.
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We want your feedback on this important new feature of the ACLI.
Use the /support feedback slash command and type in your comments and ideas!
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To start the ACLI Shell app, you need to run the acli start script in a supported terminal with or without a single parameter referencing a configured site.
You need to specify a configured site, your configured default site is used.
The acli start script requires more than one parameter to run actions.
Once in the app, just start typing your action … .
Use examplegear to try out actions. Examplegear is the Appfire testing site. To access it, type acli examplegear
As you type an action, the ACLI shell presents a list of actions based on the text you type.
To select an option press tab then use the up and down arrow keys to highlight the options.
Press space bar to select the option and return to the ACLI shell command line.
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Inline completion supported in jira, confluence and agile clients in 10.6. Future releases will bring inline completion to all clients. |
In ACLI version 10.6, the ACLI shell introduced auto prompting or inline completion.
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Recalling actions from the current ACLI Shell Session
In the shell, type /history.
The shell displays a list of actions run in previous sessions.
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In the shell, at the prompt type history.
The shell displays a list of actions run in previous sessions.
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