using-git-worktrees

Git worktrees provide isolated workspaces sharing the same repository, enabling concurrent feature development. The system creates them by detecting preferred locations, verifying gitignore safety, installing dependencies, and running baseline tests.

Git worktrees provide isolated workspaces sharing the same repository, enabling concurrent feature development. The system creates them by detecting preferred locations, verifying gitignore safety, installing dependencies, and running baseline tests.

To ensure worktree isolation, the system performs safety verification to check if the selected directory is ignored by git, automatically fixes the .gitignore file if needed, and commits changes to enforce isolation.

Yes, when creating a git worktree, the system auto-detects the project name and installs dependencies based on project files such as npm, cargo, pip, or poetry to ensure the environment is fully configured.

Yes, git worktree setup supports projects using cargo or poetry. It auto-detects project files and installs dependencies for various package managers to configure the isolated workspace correctly.

Running baseline tests after creating a worktree verifies a clean state before starting feature work. The system performs this automatically and reports the readiness status of the isolated environment.