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Fixed newtabref formating issues
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varghesejose2020 authored Apr 26, 2024
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make deploy
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or with a {{< newtabref href="https://docs.mattermost.com/developer/personal-access-tokens.html" title="personal access token" >}}:
or with a {{< newtabref href="https://developers.mattermost.com/integrate/reference/personal-access-token/" title="personal access token" >}}:

```shell
export MM_SERVICESETTINGS_SITEURL=http://localhost:8065
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```

{{<note "Tip:">}}
Different plugin projects may require specific versions of Node.js. The recommended version for the given project is always defined in a file in the root of the repository called `.nvmrc`. You can use the tool {{< newtabref href="(https://nvm.sh)" title="Node Version Manager" >}} to install and switch between node versions in your terminal. If you have `nvm` installed, you can run `nvm install` anywhere in the plugin repository, and it will automatically find the `.nvmrc` file in the root, and install and use that version. If you already have that version installed, you can run `nvm use`, though `nvm install` can be easier since you don't need to check if you already have the specific Node version installed.
Different plugin projects may require specific versions of Node.js. The recommended version for the given project is always defined in a file in the root of the repository called `.nvmrc`. You can use the tool {{< newtabref href="https://nvm.sh" title="Node Version Manager" >}} to install and switch between node versions in your terminal. If you have `nvm` installed, you can run `nvm install` anywhere in the plugin repository, and it will automatically find the `.nvmrc` file in the root, and install and use that version. If you already have that version installed, you can run `nvm use`, though `nvm install` can be easier since you don't need to check if you already have the specific Node version installed.
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