using-git-worktrees

To isolate feature work, use Git worktrees to create a separate working directory linked to your repository. This protects your current branch from changes and ensures a clean environment for implementation.

Yes, Git worktree isolation works with Node.js, Rust, Python, and Go projects. The setup process automatically handles project setup tasks like dependency installation within the isolated workspace.

The best way to protect your current Git branch is by creating an isolated workspace using Git worktrees. This prevents accidental changes to your main workspace while developing new features.

Set up a clean workspace by creating a Git worktree, which automatically handles project setup like dependency installation and runs baseline verification tests to ensure isolation.

Yes, the system utilizes platform-specific native worktree tools for isolation if available. It falls back to creating a worktree using Git if native tools are not found.

Running tests after setting up a Git worktree performs baseline verification to ensure the new clean workspace is fully functional and isolated before you begin feature implementation.