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- Make sure the pull request has passed all checks, otherwise you may not have pre-compiled firmware images.
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- Make a diff all backup of your existing INAV configuration.
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- Take notes of what INAV target you are using.
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- You will need a recent version of INAV Configurator from master, or even a specific branch. If you don't need a specific branch, [inav-configurator-next](http://seyrsnys.myzen.co.uk/inav-configurator-next/) usually has recent unofficial pre-built versions of INAV Configurator. If your pull requests refers to an inav-configruator pull request, you are likely to need a specific branch of the configurator. In that case you can try to build it from source by following the build [``Instructions``](https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav-configurator#building-and-running-inav-configurator-locally-for-development) or follow instructions on how to do any needed configuration changes using the CLI.
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- You will need a recent version of INAV Configurator from master, or even a specific branch. If you don't need a specific branch, [inav-configurator-next](https://seyrsnys-inav-cfg-next.surge.sh/) usually has recent unofficial pre-built versions of INAV Configurator. If your pull requests refers to an inav-configruator pull request, you are likely to need a specific branch of the configurator. In that case you can try to build it from source by following the build [``Instructions``](https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav-configurator#building-and-running-inav-configurator-locally-for-development) or follow instructions on how to do any needed configuration changes using the CLI.
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# Finding the pull request
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This is easy, but you will need to be logged in to your GitHub account.
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Click on the ``Checks`` tab
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Click on the down arrow next to the number of artifacts
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You should see a list of files. The one without SITL in the name, the biggest one, will be a zip file with all official target .hex files. Click on it to download it to your computer.
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Extract all files and select the firmware for your target using the configurator by clicking on ``Load Firmware [Local]`` button. Don't forget to use the ``Full chip erase`` option, as there are no guarantees the firmware will be compatible with your existing settings.
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