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chore: add warning message about starting openvsx workspace
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Create a workspace by using the following link:https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx[Eclipse Open VSX repository].
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The link:https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/blob/master/.devfile.yaml[.devfile.yaml] includes an `elasticsearch` component that does not support IBM Power (ppc64le) or IBM Z (s390x) architectures. To successfully start the workspace on these architectures, the only option is to remove this component from the devfile. Alternatively, you can refer to <<using-oc-tool,Using OpenShift CLI tool>> documentation, which describes how to run Open VSX separately without starting a workspace.
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The environment, including all necessary commands, is defined in the `.devfile.yaml` file.
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Start any workspace and check the available extensions in the Extensions view of the workspace IDE or by opening the `internal` route in the OpenVSX OpenShift project.

[id="using-oc-tool"]
== Using OpenShift CLI (`oc`) tool

.Prerequisites
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