Hi,

So, if you install both the Chauffeur.Runner (https://www.nuget.org/packages/Chauffeur.Runner/) and and uSync.Chauffeur (https://www.nuget.org/packages/uSync.Chauffeur/) packages installed

Then you can run chauffeur from a command line in your projects bin folder. (see https://aaronpowell.github.io/Chauffeur/getting-started.html)

> bin/Chauffeur.Runner.exe

From here you get an umbraco> command prompt

if you type help you should get a list of available commands (including uSync if you've installed it)

equally help uSync will give you more detail of what uSync commands you have/

In general usync commands are in the format uSync [action] [folder]

the folder is optional and allows you to use something that isn't usync/data

so an export to the standard folder is :

Umbraco> uSync export 

and standard folder import is

Umbraco> uSync Import

You can be more specific if you want - for example only import content-types might be

Umbraco > uSync content-type import [somefolder/path]

You can call chauffeur and have it run the command in one, so for example

> bin\chauffeur.runner usync export 

Will start up chauffeur, run a uSync export to the default folder and exit. (you don't need to do this if uSync is already exporting everything when you make changes) and

> bin\chauffeur.runner usync import 

Will do the import (which might be all you want/need to import to your second site)

When Importing on the command line you should turn off import at startup in the usync config (config/usyncBackoffice.config) - set import to false (<Import>false</Import>) because you don't need it and it will slow boot times down.

It is worth noting there is a difference between the built-in chauffeur content-type (and other) commands and the uSync content-type commands, they have different format files and do things differently.

Kevin