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What Is a Group Runner?

A group runner is a runner registered at the group or organization level so that many projects within that group can use it. It is shared capacity managed centrally instead of being bound to one repository. Teams use it to pool runner resources and apply consistent policy across projects.

Why it matters

Registering runners per repository duplicates setup and wastes idle capacity. Group runners centralize the fleet so jobs across projects share the same machines and configuration. The trade-off is that contention and access scope must be managed carefully so one busy project does not starve others.

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