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Most (don't bet on all) spoke calculators yield a spoke length where the spoke ends at the ERD, or top of the nipple head, or 1mm shy of that.

As for measuring ERD, I prefer to measure down from the rim's outside edge, then subtract 2x ( radius v. diameter). You can measure with or without the nipple, just be consistent.
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