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# Distribute plugins across multiple repositories

The Tessl web interface allows users, with the correct permissions, to create pull requests adding plugins to selected repositories. The following workflow demonstrates distributing a plugin that has guidelines that must be followed by the agents that company is using. This could include style guides, architecture and other guidelines that you now want to push across your organization. To do so, follow these steps:

* Navigate to the workspace your plugin resides in.
* Click *Rollout* next to the plugin you wish to push.<br>

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* Indicate the Tessl workspace to roll the plugin out to.\ <img src="/files/rYhioUR1SCVLACiqM1Cg" alt="" data-size="original">
* Select which repositories the pull request will be created in.

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* To complete the action, click *Create a rollout PR*.\
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* By doing this it will create a pull request adding the plugin to the tessl.json. A `.tessl-plugin/plugin.json` will be created if Tessl has not been initialized for that repository. An option to view the PR will be displayed:

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* The PR will then be merged by you or your pipeline automations.


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