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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions flutter-gui-tests/README.md
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## Usage

1. Prepare the flutter-intellij plugin. Main menu: Build -> Prepare All Plugin Modules for Deployment.
Ensure that `flutter-intellij.zip` appears under the root of the project.
1. Prepare the flutter-intellij plugin. Run `bin/plugin build` in a terminal. If you do not
want to wait for all the distros to be build, consult product-matrix.json to find which version
sets isTestTarget to true. Then you can use it as the value of the -o option to the build command.
For example: `bin/plugin build -o3.5`

2. Check that the buildPlugin task works normally. Open the Gradle
tool view: View -> Tool Windows -> Gradle. Expamd `Tasks`, then expand `intellij`.
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Currently, the tests need to be edited in a minimal flutter-intellij project. Open the flutter-intellij
project in IntelliJ 2019.1 for stand-alone editing, without Dart or IntelliJ sources (see CONTRIBUTING.md).

If you want to test recent changes be sure to repeat Step 1 in Usage so you are testing the latest build.

## Notes

If the buildPlugin task fails, check for a new version of the Gradle plugin with id org.jetbrains.intellij.
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