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Anyone know of a similar tool to conductor for Linux?
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I’m interested in these types of tools, but the biggest issue I am currently having in my workflow is manually verifying everything is working. Tests and stuff are nice, but typically if there is a bug, the AI agents enshrine it in th tests.

However with worktrees I am not really able to easily copy secrets, etc to run my app, ports conflict, I end up with a bunch of separate dbs and services, etc.

Does conductor help with this? Have you all found any useful ways of making this easier or more automated?

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Conductor has a feature that lets you define a script to copy .env and other things as needed from main repo into new worktrees on creation.

I don't use it much anymore, but last I did I would run into port conflicts with docker projects.

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I was an early user of conductor and used it a lot (like from maybe oct to Jan). But then there was some bug where maybe it wouldn’t release file descriptors or something where my laptop needed to be rebooted twice a day. So I stopped using it months ago.

But I’ve tried to reinstall it since and it just gets stuck in a weird infinite loop.

I liked conductor though. Hope you are able to fix those bugs and I can try again in a few weeks.

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Howdy, love your product. My coworker and I have literally been begging our coworkers to give it a try. To me, it was the key tool to 'get it' (coming from Cursor) when going from single threaded agentic dev to parallel agentic dev. Please keep up the great work.
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