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b. C++ AddressSanitizer (optional) <br/>
c. Windows 10 SDK (10.0.18362 or Newer)
3.
a. Download and move arno-init.sh into an appropriate location—it will initialize the ARNOBeta repository in the same directory.
b. If you have access to the keys submodule (aka a member of the ARNO Team) run the command git submodule update --init --recursive to initialize the appropriate submodule. If not, you will have to enter the keys manually when running arno-init.sh.
c. Run arno-init.sh with administrator privileges.
d. Initialization
Windows
Open the start menu and run Git Bash as administrator.
Navigate to the arno-init.sh directory using “cd”.
Run “./arno-init.sh”.
macOS / Linux
Open a Terminal as administrator.
Navigate to the arno-init.sh directory using “cd”
Run “./arno-init.sh”.
e. Now, the script will install RClone on your system and set up a configuration to connect with ARNO’s S3 Bucket using the provided key file. If you do not have the key file, it will prompt you to input them manually.
f. Let the script run to completion and follow any instructions. You should now have a working repository for development and can proceed to the next step.
3.**RClone Initialization**<br/>
a. Download and move arno-init.sh into an appropriate location—it will initialize the ARNOBeta repository in the same directory.<br/><br/>
b. If you have access to the keys submodule (aka a member of the ARNO Team) run the command **git submodule update --init --recursive** to initialize the appropriate submodule. If not, you will have to enter the keys manually when running arno-init.sh.<br/><br/>
c. Run arno-init.sh with administrator privileges.<br/><br/>
d. Initialization<br/><br/>
**Windows**<br/>
1) Open the start menu and run Git Bash as administrator.<br/>
2) Navigate to the arno-init.sh directory using “cd”.<br/>
3) Run “./arno-init.sh”.<br/><br/>
**macOS / Linux**<br/>
1) Open a Terminal as administrator.<br/>
2) Navigate to the arno-init.sh directory using “cd”<br/>
3) Run “./arno-init.sh”.<br/><br/>
e. Now, the script will install RClone on your system and set up a configuration to connect with ARNO’s S3 Bucket using the provided key file. If you do not have the key file, it will prompt you to input them manually.<br/><br/>
f. Let the script run to completion and follow any instructions. You should now have a working repository for development and can proceed to the next step.<br/>
