You can find the known issues that are identified in this version of HCL DevOps Automation (Automation).

HCL DevOps Automation (Automation) is a platform that provides tools to manage the development cycle of your applications effectively. Automation seamlessly integrates planning, coding, testing, release management, deployment, and monitoring operations in the DevOps loop.

You can find an overview of the HCL DevOps Automation (Automation) user interface.

Accessibility features help users who have physical disabilities, such as visual and, hearing impairment, or limited mobility, to use the software products successfully.

To get started working with HCL DevOps Automation, you must first install Automation.

You can find the details of licensing that HCL DevOps Automation (Automation) supports.

After you install HCL DevOps Automation (Automation), you must consider how the platform manages users and authentication.

DevOps Code (Code) is a cloud-based integrated development environment on HCL DevOps Automation (Automation), with which you can write, compile, build and debug software applications in a so called dev container, accessible directly from a web browser. The editor provides a completely configured development environment with preinstalled extensions, tools and libraries. You can start coding without the need to set up the environment on your local machine.

You can find the basic steps for setting up a workspace in the DevOps Code (Code) Browser IDE.

The DevOps Code (Code) user interface offers key features that are designed to facilitate navigation, file management, source control, debugging, and extension management within the browser IDE.

With DevOps Code (Code), you can set up the initial process and experience the faster loading of preconfigured containers on subsequent logins. When you terminate a dev container, all files and unsaved work are deleted. Therefore, you must push changes to remote source control before termination.

DevOps Code (Code) includes extensions such as DevOps Code for change management, DevOps Code RealTime for event-driven C++ development, Clangd for C++ support, and Red Hat Java Support. These tools enhance coding, debugging, and version control, with options for additional extensions.

DevOps Code (Code) automatically forwards ports from the dev container, so that you can access to applications that use TCP ports, from your local machine. For example, if you run a web application in Code, the port on which the web server listens will be forwarded so that you can access the web application from your web browser.

DevOps Code (Code) offers file management features such as drag-and-drop, browsing and downloading files, thereby simplifying your development workflow.