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3. Go to the "Tools" tab in your JetBrains editor.
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4. Select "Connect to iTrace-Core". If the connection is successful, a notification at the bottom of the screen should alert you.
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5. iTrace-JetBrains is now connected, you can control the tracking session using iTrace-Core.
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6. Once a tracking session is started, iTrace-JetBrains will begin writing to a file in the location specified in iTrace-Core. When the tracking session is finished, two files will be present - one from iTrace-JetBrains and the other from iTrace-Core. iTrace-JetBrains will recongize which JetBrains IDE you are using and automatically name the file appropriately.
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# How to Install From Source
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If you want to install or run the plugin from source, follow these steps:
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2. Select View->Tool Windows->Terminal.
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3. Run `.\gradlew buildPlugin` in the opened terminal.
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4. After running, the built plugin will be in the `build\distributions`.
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# Further Steps
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After gathering your data, you can use our other tools [iTrace-Toolkit](https://github.com/iTrace-Dev/iTrace-Toolkit) and [iTrace-Visualize](https://github.com/iTrace-Dev/iTrace-Visualize) to analyze and process the tracking sessions.

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