@forge/cli-shared

Index: package/out/ui/text.js
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--- package/out/ui/text.js
+++ package/out/ui/text.js
@@ -256,9 +256,9 @@
             startPersonal: 'Creating personal app...',
             success: (appName) => `Created ${appName}`,
             successDetails: (directory, validEnvironmentOptions) => `\nYour app is ready to work on, deploy, and install. We created ${validEnvironmentOptions.length} environments you can deploy to: ${validEnvironmentOptions
                 .map(environment_1.environmentToOption)
-                .join(', ')}.\n\nChange to directory ${chalk_1.default.bold(directory)} to see your app files.`
+                .join(', ')}.\n\nChange to directory ${chalk_1.default.bold(directory)} to see your app files.\n\n${chalk_1.default.green('Tip: You can add more modules to your app later with')} ${forge('module', 'add')}${chalk_1.default.green('.')} ${chalk_1.default.dim('(module commands are in Preview)')}`
         },
         intro: (givenDirectory) => `Creating an app in directory ${chalk_1.default.bold(givenDirectory)}.\n`,
         introWithCurrentDirectory: (currentDirectory) => `Creating an app in your current directory:\n\n    ${chalk_1.default.bold(currentDirectory)}\n`,
         optionTemplate: 'specify the template to use',
@@ -1591,8 +1591,10 @@
             description: '[Preview] Commands for managing modules in your app. ⚠️ These commands may modify your app files (manifest.yml, source files, and package.json).'
         },
         add: {
             description: '[Preview] add a module to your Forge App. ⚠️ This will modify your app files (manifest.yml, source files, and package.json).',
+            spinnerAdding: 'Adding module...',
+            spinnerAdded: 'Module added.',
             optionModuleType: 'module type to add (e.g. jira:issuePanel, jiraServiceManagement:portalFooter, confluence:macro, etc.)',
             optionUiType: 'UI framework (ui-kit, custom-ui)',
             optionProduct: 'target product (Jira, Jira Service Management, Confluence, etc.)',
             optionDryRun: 'show what would be generated',