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Share scripts with teammates
Commit conductor.json so a repository can share scripts
By default, your scripts are configured in Repository Settings and only apply to your machine.
To share scripts with teammates, create a conductor.json file in your workspace and commit it to git. When teammates pull the repo, they'll get the same scripts automatically.
Watch this walkthrough for why sharing conductor.json is useful in team workflows.
Step 1: Create conductor.json
Open Repository Settings, click "Share with team" in the Scripts section, and select a workspace to create the file in.
Step 2: Publish
Commit your change, push it, and merge it into your default branch.
Step 3: Pull
Before conductor.json takes effect in a workspace, you'll need to:
- Pull changes (to make sure the file is present)
- Clear scripts in Repository Settings
If you have any scripts configured in your Repository Settings, your conductor.json will be fully overridden.
Ask your teammates to clear their personal scripts to take advantage of conductor.json.
For the file format and available fields, see conductor.json.