It's just 3.3v you need - but when the display is on it can draw about 60mA or so, so you need to ensure whatever programmer you're using can supply that.
It's also possible to keep the battery connected and to just connect GND, SWD, SWCLK and not worry about VCC at all.
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It's just 3.3v you need - but when the display is on it can draw about 60mA or so, so you need to ensure whatever programmer you're using can supply that.
It's also possible to keep the battery connected and to just connect GND, SWD, SWCLK and not worry about VCC at all.