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Last updated 1 year ago

You can update the build flags in GoLand as well in order to run our agent from your IDE itself.

  1. Follow the previous section to ensure you have added our agent in your go.mod file.

  2. Edit the configuration of your application here:

  3. You can add the build flags (-gcflags="all=-N -l) in Go tool arguments

  4. You can now click the play button to run your application with our agent.

Remember to add apikey in the code while calling .start()

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