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Once you’ve created or picked a Scratch Org from the Pool, you can access it or share it with your team members to begin working with it.
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You can also log in to your Scratch Org via the options in the drop-down menu on the right-hand side of your Scratch Org’s list view row.
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Using a Scratch Org with Hutte allows you to make your work more accessible to your team members. For instance, it facilitates acceptance testing before integrating, persisting, and shipping a feature.
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If you prefer code, you can also easily connect your IDE to your Scratch Org.
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In the Scratch Org detail view, click "View auth snippet," then copy and run the code from a terminal.
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You have now established a connection and can start pushing and pulling source with SFDX.
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You can also view and copy the auth snippet via the options in the drop-down menu on the right-hand side of your Scratch Org’s list view row or from the Scratch Org detail view.
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Once you’ve performed your work in your Scratch Org, click on "Pull changes" in your Scratch Org’s detail view.
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You can learn more about pulling changes through Hutte here.
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