I get the error The Cloud Foundry CLI isn't installed in the IBM Cloud CLI

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I decided to host my script on the IBM Cloud service. Haven't used this service before. I am using Windows for converging. I did everything step by step as described on the site.

Logged into my IBM Cloud account and selected the API endpoint.

$ ibmcloud login

Targeting Cloud Foundry organization and space:

$ ibmcloud target --cf

But in the third step. When needed from the get-start-python directory submit my app to IBM Cloud i am getting error when running command:

$ ibmcloud cf push

error:

$ ibmcloud cf push
Invoking 'cf push'...

FAILED
The Cloud Foundry CLI isn't installed in the IBM Cloud CLI. Use 'D:\work\IBM_Cloud_CLI\ibmcloud.exe cf install' to install it.

I use OS Windows 7 and through the "ibmcloud" console it starts, but I can't figure out what I haven't installed?

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1 Answers

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With recent versions of the IBM Cloud CLI (command line interface) the Cloud Foundry CLI is no longer bundled. It needs to be installed before first use.

The command is: ibmcloud cf install

This is from your question:

$ ibmcloud cf push
Invoking 'cf push'...

FAILED
The Cloud Foundry CLI isn't installed in the IBM Cloud CLI. Use 'D:\work\IBM_Cloud_CLI\ibmcloud.exe cf install' to install it.

Do you see above that it instructs you to invoke the install command...? Go ahead :)