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Expand Up @@ -151,3 +151,15 @@ IDF Eclipse plugin uses CMake commands to build the project, so it's possible to
- Click on the editor configuration wizard.
- Navigate to `Build Settings` tab.
- Add `--debug-output` or other

How do I build multiple configurations in Espressif-IDE?
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- Create a new project.
- Open the `Launch Configuration` dialog.
- Navigate to the `Build Settings` tab and enter `-B build_release` in the `Additional CMake Arguments` section. Here, `build_release` is the name of the build folder.
- Click the `OK` button to save the configuration.
- Reopen the `Launch Configuration` dialog.
- Click the `Duplicate` button (located at the bottom left corner).
- Navigate to the `Build Settings` tab and update the `Additional CMake Arguments` section to `-B build_dev`. Here, `build_dev` is the name of the build folder.
- Click the `OK` button to save the configuration.
- Click the Build icon from the toolbar (the leftmost icon) for the selected configuration. This will build the project and create a build folder for that configuration. Repeat the same process for the other configuration by selecting it from the dropdown.
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