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Update Py_debug authored Jul 24, 2025 by Bruno Colombet's avatar Bruno Colombet
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......@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ Depending on your OS platform, open a Terminal window or a console application a
````bash
anywave --plugin_debug --server_port 59000
````
If you installed the macOS version using the provided installation package, the anywave command is available from a terminal.
If you installed the Ubuntu 20.04 package, the command is available from a terminal.
If you installed the Windows release, you must add the PATH to the installation dir of AnyWave to the current system path or you must specify the full path to the anywave.exe file.
**macOS**: the anywave command should be available from the Terminal if you installed the application using the provided package.
**Linux docker container**: use the script provider to launch the application within the container, add command line arguments as mentioned above.
**Windows**: make sure your PATH contains the path the AnyWave application folder.
# Connect to AnyWave as a fake plugin
````python
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