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Studio: running applications profile section added
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> The project structure might vary based on your selection. In an MVC microservice project, looks like the following;
![solution-runner](images/solution-runner/solution-runner.png)
![solution-runner](images/solution-runner.png)

The solution runner contains 4 different types to define tree structure.
- **Profile root** - `Acme.BookStore (Default)`.
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### Start

You can start CLI and C# applications, either click the arrow icon or navigate to the desired application, then select *Run* -> *Start* from the context menu. You can start multiple applications using a **folder** or the **profile root**. Starting a C# application doesn't build it automatically. Ensure that you've built your application before starting. Alternatively, you can choose *Run* -> *Build & Start* from the context menu.
You can start CLI and C# applications, either click the arrow icon or navigate to the desired application, then select *Run* -> *Start* from the context menu. You can start multiple applications using a **folder** or the **profile root**. Starting a C# application doesn't build it automatically. Ensure that you've build your application before starting. Alternatively, you can choose *Run* -> *Build & Start* from the context menu.

### Stop

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### Watch

You can enable/disable watch for C# application with *Run* -> *Enable Watch* or *Run* -> *Disable Watch* from the context menu. If watch is enable C# application gonna start with [dotnet watch](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-watch) command.
Enable/disable watch for C# applications with *Run* -> *Enable Watch* or *Run* -> *Disable Watch* from the context menu. Enabling watch ensures C# applications start with the [dotnet watch](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-watch) command.

## Profile

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You can edit profiles to define different tree structures. To edit profiles, click the gear icon, which will open a new window named *Manage Run Profiles*. Within this window, you can add or remove new profiles. After creating a new profile, close the window and select the newly created profile. You can then add or remove folders or applications to the **profile root** as needed.

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