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Merge pull request #6 from spatialos/docs/fix-links-to-latest
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Fix links to `/latest/` to use `/13.0/`
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Firtina Ozbalikci authored May 16, 2018
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## Running the project

To run the project locally, first build it by running `spatial worker build`, then start the server with `spatial local start`. You can connect a client by opening the Unity project and pressing the play button, or by running `spatial local worker launch UnityClient default`. See the [documentation](https://docs.improbable.io/reference/latest/shared/deploy/deploy-local) for more details.
To run the project locally, first build it by running `spatial worker build`, then start the server with `spatial local start`. You can connect a client by opening the Unity project and pressing the play button, or by running `spatial local worker launch UnityClient default`. See the [documentation](https://docs.improbable.io/reference/13.0/shared/deploy/deploy-local) for more details.

To deploy the project to the cloud, first build it by running `spatial worker build -t=deployment`, then upload the assembly with `spatial cloud upload <assembly name>`, and finally deploy it with `spatial cloud launch <assembly name> <launch configuration file> <deployment name> --snapshot=<snapshot file>`. You can obtain and share links to connect to the deployment from the [console](http://console.improbable.io/projects). See the [documentation](https://spatialos.improbable.io/docs/reference/latest/shared/deploy/deploy-cloud) for more details.
To deploy the project to the cloud, first build it by running `spatial worker build -t=deployment`, then upload the assembly with `spatial cloud upload <assembly name>`, and finally deploy it with `spatial cloud launch <assembly name> <launch configuration file> <deployment name> --snapshot=<snapshot file>`. You can obtain and share links to connect to the deployment from the [console](http://console.improbable.io/projects). See the [documentation](https://spatialos.improbable.io/docs/reference/13.0/shared/deploy/deploy-cloud) for more details.

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