Each script in each automation is considered a standalone script from Airtable's point of view, even if the code is exactly the same.
Here are some options:
- Manually copy and paste the script into both automations and manually keep any changes in sync. This is the method that I tend to use.
- Have three different automations. Have both the record-create automation and the record-update automation trigger a third automation that contains the script. This way the script is stored in only one place. However, I rarely use this method--it takes an additional automation slot; it takes extra automation runs, it requires an additional field to trigger the scripting automation, and it takes longer to run.
