graft-worktree-init

To create a git worktree for Graft, run the Python initialization script with your target branch and base branch arguments. It automates local branch setup, link creation, and shared resource management based on manifest definitions.

Your Graft worktree setup does not require hardcoded root paths. This initialization script manages local resource links automatically, ensuring compliance with the repository's shared resource rules without hardcoded paths.

Yes, you need both Python and git command-line tool access to initialize a Graft worktree. The script relies on Python to execute the automation logic and git to manage the local branch setup and worktree creation.

Graft worktree initialization handles existing worktrees by rebuilding them and includes error handling and validation. It ensures all paths are safe and checks for required manifest files before proceeding with link creation.

The best way to automate branch and resource management for git worktrees is using a script that specifies the branch and manages local resource links. This ensures safe paths and validates required files before proceeding with creation.

Yes, you can specify a base branch when setting up a new git worktree. By passing the base branch argument to the initialization script, it uses that branch as the starting point for your new local worktree.