Add documentation for configuration wizard (#202)

docs/modules/ROOT/nav.adoc

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 * xref:configuration.adoc[Configure]
 ** xref:connect-to-viridian.adoc[Connect to Viridian]
 ** xref:connect-to-platform.adoc[Connect to Platform]
+** xref:config-wizard.adoc[CLC Configuration Wizard ]
 * xref:upgrade-clc.adoc[Upgrade]
 
 .Reference

docs/modules/ROOT/pages/config-wizard.adoc

@@ -0,0 +1,102 @@
+== CLC Configuration Wizard
+
+:description: Hazelcast CLC provides a wizard functionlity in the interactice mode to manage multiple configuration easily. It runs when a client connection need and asks for a configuration choice.
+
+:page-product: cloud
+
+{description}
+
+If you don't have any configuration yet, it will show a prompt screen to enter a configuration source with target name. If you have configurations
+in the Hazelcast CLC home directory, it will list them and ask for you to select one to create client connection.
+
+TIP: If you have a configuration named `default`, a configuration YAML exists next to executable or in the current working directory,
+CLC directly uses it instead of running configuration wizard.
+
+== Before you Begin
+
+You need the following:
+
+- Hazelcast CLC
+- A {hazelcast-cloud} cluster
+
+== Connecting to {hazelcast-cloud}
+
+. Start the Hazelcast CLC in interactive mode.
++
+```bash
+$ clc
+```
++
+
+. Execute an operation that requires a client connection to cluster.
++
+```bash
+CLC> SHOW MAPPINGS;
+```
++
+
+. CLC will scan the configurations and list them if there is any. If there is no configuration found, it will prompt an
+input screen for you to import a new configuration.
++
+```bash
+There is no configuration detected. You can register a new configuration to conn
+You can connect to Viridian cluster using curl request from `Dashboard -> Connec
+Paste the link to source field below and it will download the config and TLS fil
+
+Configuration Name: default
+Source:
+
+[ Submit ]
+```
++
+
+. Specify the name of the configuration by chancing the configuration name field. The default value is `default`
+If there is any default configuration, CLC will use it automatically.
++
+```bash
+Configuration Name: default
+```
++
+
+. Copy the Go Client sample url from {hazelcast-cloud} console.
+
+. Paste the Go client sample CURL request link to `Source: ` in this screen.
++
+```bash
+Source: curl https://api.viridian.hazelcast.com/client_samples/download/...
+```
++
+. Press `[ Submit ]` and it will automatically connect to your Viridian cluster. Notice that if you didn't specify the
+configuration name or leave it as default, it will automatically connect to this client unless you specify it with `--config` flag.
+
+== Multiple Configurations
+
+If you have multiple configurations in the CLC home directory, the configuration wizard will prompt you the list of
+configuration to select. You can select by using your arrow keys.
+
+. Start the Hazelcast CLC in interactive mode.
++
+```bash
+$ clc
+```
++
+
+. Execute an operation that requires a client connection to cluster.
++
+```bash
+CLC> SHOW MAPPINGS;
+```
++
+
+. CLC will scan the configurations and list them if there is any.
++
+```bash
+1. viridian-prod-config
+2. viridian-dev-config
+3. remote-cluster-config
+```
++
+
+. Move using arrow keys and press Enter for the configuration you want to use.
+
+NOTE: The Hazelcast CLC connects to the cluster on demand, that is when you issue a command that requires the connection, such as running a SQL query.

docs/modules/ROOT/pages/configuration.adoc

@@ -10,6 +10,9 @@ This file can exist anywhere in the file system, and can be used with the `--con
 clc -c test/config.yaml
 ----
 
+TIP: If you don't add any configuration before and try to run an operation that requires client connection, CLC will prompt a configuration wizard to import Viridian config easily. For details, see xref:config-wizard.adoc[CLC Configuration Wizard ].
+
+
 If there is a `config.yaml` in the same directory with the CLC binary and the configuration was not explicitly set, CLC tries to load that configuration file:
 [source, bash]
 ----

extras/windows/installer/hazelcast-clc-installer.iss

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 #define MyAppName "Hazelcast CLC"
-#define MyAppVersion "v5.2.0-beta3"
+#define MyAppVersion "v5.2.0"
 #define MyAppPublisher "Hazelcast, Inc."
 #define MyAppURL "https://www.hazelcast.com/"
 #define MyAppExeName "clc.exe"