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We have a fully assembled scaffold e-mail file.

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So now all we have to do is start scaffold up.

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Fortunately to start up scaffold you really just have to remember exactly one command.

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Back at my terminal I'm inside of my route project directory of blog.

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And so I should see these scaffold dot e-mail file right there to start up scaffold.

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We'll run scaffold death.

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That's it.

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It's gonna run out commands and we're gonna see a tremendous amount of output start to scroll by you

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might start to see warnings or something like that you might see stuff that says not found.

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You might see stuff that says hey you've got uncommitted changes you see anything like that do not sweat

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it.

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The first time you try to run scaffold it's going to probably tried to just rebuild all of your images

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even though we've already built them once already.

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If it's trying to rebuild images don't sweat it just let it do its thing.

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This entire initial setup process is probably going to take a good couple of minutes because we're essentially

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talking about building six different images here.

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So I'm going to go ahead and just pause this video right now when we come back the next video we'll

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take a look at what happens when scaffold finishes these start up process.