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The IDE uses bundled Mule runtime versions to open and edit projects immediately. The design service uses the latest Java-compatible Mule runtime version available locally. Anypoint Code Builder bundles the latest Mule runtime version (for example, 4.11) for Java 17 and a reduced Mule runtime version 4.8 for Java 8. This guarantees that the design service can always start and serve the canvas and design-time needs without requiring runtime downloads.
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Because the bundled Mule runtime version is the latest version, you can open and edit any project regardless of its `minMuleVersion` property. The design service uses the latest Java-compatible Mule runtime version available locally for design-time activities. The `minMuleVersion` property in your project's `mule-artifact.json` file is checked only at deployment time. The `minMuleVersion` property specifies the minimum Mule runtime version required to run or deploy the application.
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Because the bundled Mule runtime version is the latest one, you can open and edit any project regardless of its `minMuleVersion` property. The design service uses the latest Java-compatible Mule runtime version available locally for design-time activities. The `minMuleVersion` property in your project's `mule-artifact.json` file is checked only at deployment time. The `minMuleVersion` property specifies the minimum Mule runtime version required to run or deploy the application.
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Version settings are important in several scenarios:
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