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1. `nmake palladio_test`
1. Run `bin\palladio_test`

### Building Windows MSI installer
1. Open a MSVC 14.27 x64 shell (Visual Studio 2019) and `cd` to the Palladio git repository
1. for each houdini version build the binary files to a local install folder:
1. `mkdir build/installer_XXY` (i.e. `installer_195`)
1. `cd build/installer_XXY`
1. `cmake -G "NMake Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="../../install/houdiniXX.Y" ../../src`
1. `nmake install` (the plugin will be installed to `install/houdiniXX.Y`)
1. From a terminal run `deploy\build.py` and provide the binary folders via `-hXXY "install/houdiniXX.Y"`
1. The MSI installer should now be located in `build/build_msi/`

## Release Notes

### v2.0.0 Beta 1 (Okt 13, 2022)
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