The -app parameter will trigger a harvest of the resources stored in the Git LFS directories `data/rare`, `data/wheatis` and `data/data-discovery` respectively.
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To build a different app, specify an `app` property when building. For example, to assemble
the WheatIS app, run the following command
./gradlew assemble -Papp=wheatis
```sh
./gradlew assemble -Papp=wheatis
```
You can also run the backend WheatIS application using
./gradlew bootRun -Papp=wheatis
```sh
./gradlew bootRun -Papp=wheatis
```
Adding this property has the following consequences:
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You can adapt the elasticsearch index used with the following parameter