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Hi,
Do CloudShell Authoring Driver have a shell to use in the environment?
I created a simple CloudShell authoring driver which controls a device, after I imported into CloudShell it shows as a driver in the list (manage -> Drivers -> Resource). However, I don't know how to use it, since there is no shell to add to the environment.
I see that i can assign a model, but not sure how i can create it to use this particular driver.
In version 7.1 when I created a Driver with python the shell was part of the project. When imported I could drag the shell from resources tab into the environment to use it.
This driver is developed in CloudShell authoring because it must work on CloudShell Version 6.2.3.
Best Regards
Janusz
Answer by Yaniv Kalsky · Apr 24, 2017 at 04:40 PM
With CloudShell Authoring there was no concept of shells yet, that's why you have to do it manually.
1. Create a driver
2. Upload and assign to Model/s (in 6.2.3 it might be still by using Resource Manager - first upload, then add to each relevant model)
3. Assign the driver to any of the required resources (in each Resource's configuration page or using the API).
Then, you should see the driver's commands for the relevant resources when they're in a blueprint/sandbox.
Yaniv
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