GUI tool usage

Alternatively to command-line, you can use the GUI tool. Just launch tmsgui.exe executable.

If the working folder is not initialized, it will first ask you what servers you want to enable:

Here, you can choose if you want to manage tms products, if you want to manage products from the community server, or both.

If you enable the tms server, you will get another dialog asking you for the credentials:

And then you should arrive at the main view:

1. Search box: type to find the product you want to install
2. Filter pane: select whether to see all available products, or only installed ones.
3. Product list: a list of all products installed or available
4. Server selection box: this box is only visible if there is more than one active server, and it allows filtering the results by server
5. Settings: Set general settings for tms/tmsgui
6. Install: download and install the selected products. Equivalent to tms install command.
7. Uninstall: uninstall the selected products. Equivalent to tms uninstall command.
8. Full build/partial build: rebuild the selected products. If no products are selected, rebuild everything. Equivalent to tms build -full and tms build commands.
9. Credentials: ask for new credentials. Equivalent to tms credentials command.
10. Configure: create (if missing) and open the YAML configuration file. Equivalent to tms config command.
11. Output tab: shows the output of the current command-line being executed. For long-running commands like installing and building, you can switch to it to follow the progress of the execution.
12. Status bar: at the bottom of the main window, the GUI displays the current working folder, and the current Smart Setup version.

When there are errors, an error pane will show:

If you click on the messages in the error pane, it will show more detailed information about the particular error.