Implementing profiles in a plug-in
You can use this profile template to create a profile for your product.
The profile definition is placed in the imperative.ts
file.
someproduct
will be the profile name that you might require on various commands to have credentials loaded
from a secure credential manager and retain host/port information (so that you can easily swap to different servers)
from the CLI).
By default, if your plug-in is installed into Zowe CLI that contains a profile definition like this, commands will automatically
be created under zowe profiles ...
to create, validate, set default, list, etc... for your profile.
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Next stepsIf you completed all previous tutorials, you now understand the basics of extending and developing plug-ins for Zowe CLI. Next, we recommend reviewing the project contribution guidelines and Imperative CLI Framework documentation to learn more.