AWS amazonq documentation change
Summary
Removed sections about context switching commands, example profile configurations, and best practices documentation
Security assessment
Changes involve removing CLI usage examples and profile management documentation with no security-related content added or modified
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diff --git a/amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/command-line-context-profiles.md b/amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/command-line-context-profiles.md index 3692c935d..50fda7afb 100644 --- a//amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/command-line-context-profiles.md +++ b//amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/command-line-context-profiles.md @@ -5 +5 @@ -Understanding profiles and contextManaging profilesManaging contextCommon use casesBest practices +Understanding profiles and contextManaging profilesManaging contextCommon use cases @@ -65,27 +64,0 @@ To switch to a different profile, specify the profile name: -### Using the /context switch command - -You can also switch between context profiles using the `/context switch` command: - - - q chat - > /context switch terraform - Switched to profile: terraform - -To create a new context profile and immediately switch to it, use the `--create` flag: - - - q chat - > /context switch new-project --create - Created profile: new-project - Switched to profile: new-project - -You can also specify a context profile when starting a chat session using the `--context-profile` flag: - - - q chat --context-profile terraform - -When using a non-default context profile, the prompt will display the profile name: - - - [terraform] > - @@ -168,66 +140,0 @@ Here are some common use cases for context profiles: -### Project-Specific Profiles - -Create profiles for different projects you work on: - - - q chat - > /context profile --create my-web-app - Created profile: my-web-app - > /context add README.md architecture.md docs/*.md - Added 5 path(s) to profile context. - -Now when you switch to this profile, Amazon Q will have all the necessary context about your web application project. - -### Language-Specific Profiles - -Create profiles for different programming languages with their respective coding standards: - - - q chat - > /context profile --create python - Created profile: python - > /context add python-style-guide.md - Added 1 path(s) to profile context. - - > /context profile --create java - Created profile: java - > /context add java-style-guide.md - Added 1 path(s) to profile context. - -Switch between these profiles when working with different languages to ensure Amazon Q follows the appropriate coding standards. - -### Workflow-Specific Profiles - -Create profiles for different workflows, such as development, testing, or deployment: - - - q chat - > /context profile --create dev-workflow - Created profile: dev-workflow - > /context add git-workflow.md code-review-checklist.md - Added 2 path(s) to profile context. - - > /context profile --create deployment - Created profile: deployment - > /context add deployment-checklist.md security-guidelines.md - Added 2 path(s) to profile context. - -Switch to the appropriate profile based on the task you're currently working on. - -## Best practices - -Here are some best practices for using context profiles effectively: - - * _Keep context files focused_ : Create separate context files for different aspects of your project rather than one large file. - - * _Use global context for universal standards_ : Add company-wide coding standards or development practices to the global context. - - * _Name profiles clearly_ : Use descriptive names for your profiles that indicate their purpose. - - * _Regularly update context files_ : Keep your context files up to date as your project evolves. - - * _Start chat sessions with the right profile_ : Use the `--context-profile` flag when starting a chat session to immediately load the appropriate context. - - - -