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### Running the build from source IDE/Plugin
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Sloeber can be started, e.g. on a 64-bit mac, with:
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```bash
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open io.sloeber.product/target/products/io.sloeber.product/macosx/cocoa/x86_64/sloeber/sloeber-ide.app
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```
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On Linux you can start Sloeber using the provided shell script:
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```bash
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./build_then_launch_plugin.sh
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### Running the Sloeber you just build
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* ./build_then_launch_plugin.sh
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## Build Options
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### Setting up a repository
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### Importing your build into another Eclipse
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If you want to import the latest code based plugin to another Eclipse setup you have then it is possible to setup a local repository to install the plugin you have just built. Just add a local repository with location ```arduino-eclipse-plugin/io.sloeber.product/target/repository```
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![alt text](images_plugin_dev_setup/add_local_repository.png "Adding a local repository")

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