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::: info Note for Eclipse IDE users
If you are using Eclipse IDE, you will need to do some additional configuration to get the generated class to register.
::: info Note for `Eclipse` and `VS Code` IDE users.
If you are using one of these IDE's, you will need to do some additional configuration to get the generated class to register.
In your build.gradle, add the following:
##### Eclipse:
```groovy
sourceSets.main.java.srcDirs += [ 'src/main/generatedJava' ]
compileJava.options.generatedSourceOutputDirectory = file("${projectDir}/src/main/generatedJava/<your config class package>")
```
##### VS Code:
```groovy
sourceSets.main.java.srcDirs += [ 'build/generated/sources/annotationProcessor/java/main' ]
compileJava.options.generatedSourceOutputDirectory = file("${projectDir}/build/generated/sources/annotationProcessor/java/main/<your config class package>")
```

This will ensure that the generated class ends up the correct directory, and that it gets picked up by Eclipse. Just make sure to replace `<your config class package>` with the path of your `ConfigModel`'s package. For example if your `ConfigModel` class is at: `com.example.config.MyConfigModel`, you would use `com/example/config`.
This will ensure that the generated class ends up the correct directory, and that it gets picked up by your IDE. Just make sure to replace `<your config class package>` with the path of your `ConfigModel`'s package. For example if your `ConfigModel` class is at: `com.example.config.MyConfigModel`, you would use `com/example/config`.
:::

And that's it! You can now use your config values everywhere.
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