worktree-make-dev

To set up a development environment in a git worktree, you can automate the process by executing build commands and securely copying required configuration secrets. This approach runs the 'make dev' script to prepare the environment for feature branch development.

Secrets management during automated dev environment setup works by securely copying necessary credentials without exposing them in the conversation. The process reports the source of secrets used, distinguishing between full credentials, local-only credentials, and no secrets found.

The best way to automate the make dev process across multiple worktrees is using a script-based skill that handles environment configuration and credential management. This ensures each feature branch worktree is configured correctly and securely without manual intervention.

Yes, you can use build scripts to configure credentials for local development worktrees. The automation handles credential management by securely copying necessary secrets and reporting whether full credentials, local-only credentials, or no secrets were found.

Your worktree development environment might fail to find configuration secrets if the automation reports no secrets found. The skill distinguishes between full credentials, local-only credentials, and missing secrets to help diagnose credential management issues.