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      I'm trying to develop some code in Atom. I've just realised that when I run main.py from Atom it's using library files stored in the lib folder in flash on the GPY rather than the library files in lib in Atom! Is there a way to force it to use the Atom lib files?

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        @kjm Since main.py is executed on the target, it is accessing the files on the target. The GPY has no acces to the PC file system. The only thing that you can get is synchronizing the lib files form you Atom/PC library to GPY. I do not work with the pymakr plug-ins, so I cannot give you details, but there were threads of synchronizing a project directory with the target module.

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