git-worktree

To review a pull request without stashing changes, use an isolated git worktree to create a separate working directory. This allows you to test code reviews concurrently without disrupting your active feature branch context.

The best way to manage parallel development branches locally is using git worktrees. This approach creates isolated environments for concurrent feature development, eliminating the friction of constant branch switching.

Yes, you can automatically copy environment files when creating a git worktree. The workflow copies .env files from the main repository to new worktrees during creation to ensure a seamless environment setup.

Yes, the git worktree workflow supports dev tools like direnv and mise. It configures dev tool trust automatically with branch-aware safety rules to ensure your local environment is correctly recognized.

To safely clean up temporary git worktrees after a code review, use automated worktree cleanup operations. The process includes interactive confirmations and safety guardrails for review branches to prevent accidental data loss.