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 To try out the build, issue the following at the command line:
 
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 mvn compile
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 Since it's unlikely that you'll want to distribute or work with _.class_ files directly, you'll probably want to run the _package_ goal instead:
 
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 mvn package
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 To execute the JAR file run:
 
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 java -jar target/gs-maven-0.1.0.jar
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 Maven also maintains a repository of dependencies on your local machine (usually in a _.m2/repository_ directory in your home directory) for quick access to project dependencies. If you'd like to install your project's JAR file to that local repository, then you should invoke the `install` goal:
 
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 mvn install
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 Maven uses a plugin called "surefire" to run unit tests. The default configuration of this plugin compiles and runs all classes in `src/test/java` with a name matching `*Test`. You can run the tests on the command line like this
 
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 mvn test
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