ck:worktree

To create an isolated git worktree in a monorepo, use a worktree creation command that sets up a separate working directory for your feature branch. This allows parallel development without interfering with the main branch.

The best way to manage multiple feature branches in a monorepo is using isolated git worktrees. Each worktree creates a separate directory linked to its own branch, keeping your main development branch clean and uncluttered.

Yes, creating a git worktree can automatically suggest and sanitize branch names based on your feature description. It also supports environment setup and dependency management for the new working directory.

Yes, you need Node.js installed along with a local git repository. The worktree creation process relies on Node.js and certain modules to manage environment setup and dependencies within the monorepo.

Yes, you can use git worktrees to develop multiple components simultaneously. By creating a separate worktree for each new feature or bug fix, you enable parallel development across multiple projects within the monorepo.

To create a new worktree with a specific prefix, use the command format `create <feature> --prefix <type>`. This sanitizes the feature name and applies the designated prefix to organize your branch naming structure.