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When possible, instead of using code blocks, an RLI should be used. This pulls code lines directly from GitHub, most commonly using the example programs. This automatically keeps the code up to date with any changes that are made. The format of an RLI is:
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To run a Romi program, first, ensure that your Romi is powered on. Next, connect to the ``WPILibPi-<number>`` WiFi network broadcast by the Romi. If you changed the Romi network settings (for example, to connect it to your own WiFi network) you may change the IP address that your program uses to connect to the Romi. To do this, open the ``build.gradle`` file and update the ``wpi.sim.envVar`` line to the appropriate IP address.
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You can turn this into a :doc:`CI check <robot-code-ci>` by running ``git --no-pager diff --exit-code HEAD``, as shown in the example GitHub Actions workflow below:
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GradleRIO supports passing JVM launch arguments, and this is what is necessary to enable remote debugging. Remote debugging is a feature that allows a local machine (such as the user's desktop) to view important information about a remote target (in our case, a roboRIO). To begin, locate the ``frcJava`` code block located in the projects ``build.gradle``. Below is what is looks like.
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Since ``OutOfMemoryError``\ s both crash the program and are a common reason to want a heap dump, the JVM can be configured to automatically take a heap dump the moment an ``OutOfMemoryError`` is caught by the JVM. To configure these options, locate the ``frcJava`` code block in your project's ``build.gradle``:
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