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GeezerVison is showing trigger.dev — Development branches - Trigger.dev Every project starts with a single development environment called default. A dev branch is an isolated environment that lives under development, with its own runs, schedules, and concurrency.
Branches are useful when you run more than one local dev session at a time. Give each session its own branch so their runs don’t collide:
Run a dev session on a branchLog in with the CLI first:--branch flag. If the branch doesn’t exist yet, it’s created:
--branch, the session runs on the default branch.
You can also set the branch with the TRIGGER_DEV_BRANCH environment variable instead of the flag.Archive a branchArchive a branch from the CLI when you no longer need it. Pass the branch with--branch (or set TRIGGER_DEV_BRANCH); it’s required, and the default branch can’t be archived:
Limits on active branchesEach branch has its own concurrency, so we limit how many dev branches each developer can have active per project. Thedefault development environment counts toward this limit. If you are at the limit when you run dev --branch, the CLI automatically archives up to 3 of your branches that have no connected dev session and have been idle for over an hour, to make room. You can also archive a branch any time to free a slot.
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