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On the left panel go to the debug section and click the little green play button. Alternatively press `F5`. Every time you launch the executable a build is triggered, to ensure all the latest changes you made to the code are compiled in.
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The IDE supports running FreeCAD tests as well. On the left panel go to the testing section and click the play button. A build takes place and then all the tests are run and results reported.
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Screenshot of the extensions recommended in the begining:
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Other useful extensions, recommended but not necessary are
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-```gruntfuggly.todo-tree```: Scans all the files and reports where particular keywords appear. For example `TODO`, `FIXME`, `BUG`...
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-```mhutchie.git-graph```: Helps visualize git commits and branches.
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-```donjayamanne.githistory```: Adds two buttons to the right-click menu: `git: view file history` and `git: view line history`
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- On the very left you can see the `Todo-Tree` extension reporting `TODO`s and `FIXME`
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- On the left half you can see the `git graph` extension showing all the commits on different branches. You can click a commit to see exactly what was modified by it.
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- On the right half you can see the `git history` of the DocumentObject.cpp file.
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- On the right half you can see the `git history` of the DocumentObject.cpp file.
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