.. _refRunningVisualStudio:

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Visual Studio
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.. note:: This guide is about the regular Visual Studio, *not* Visual Studio Code

Now that you have the source code you should first make sure that the ``lib`` folder in the repository contains the correct files

You can now open ``src/SegnoSharp.sln`` in Visual Studio.

Right-click the ``SegnoSharp`` project and select ``Manage User Secrets``. The ``secrets.json`` that should now be opened should contain the following:

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    {
      "OpenIdConnect:UseOidc": false
    }

The paths to ``data``, ``lib``, and ``music`` as mentioned in the quickstart is not necessary to specify in Visual Studio. These are already specified in ``SegnoSharp/Properties/launchSettings.json``.

Visual Studio doesn't build everything by default, so you need to make sure the entire solution is built (``Build > Rebuild Solution``). You can change this default behaviour by going to ``Tools > Options...``, navigating to ``Projects and Solutions > Build And Run`` and deselect ``Only build startup project and dependencies on Run``.
Because of SegnoSharp's modularity, the main application doesn't have any references to any of the modules, so just pressing "Play" will not build the modules.

You should now be able to start SegnoSharp by clicking the play-button (or pressing ``F5`` if you're using the default keyboard mappings).

.. note:: Make sure that the play button says "SegnoSharp". If it does not, select it from the dropdown list on the play button.