worktree-setup

To automate Git worktree setup, you can use a script that creates the worktree, updates the VS Code workspace file, configures a cmux terminal workspace, and opens a devcontainer session. Pass the ticket identifier to the setup script to trigger the full environment configuration.

A Git worktree allows you to create a separate working directory for a specific ticket without cloning the entire repository. It enables isolated development environments with dedicated VS Code workspaces and cmux terminal configurations for parallel branch work.

Yes, Docker and cmux are required dependencies. Docker is needed to open the devcontainer session within the new workspace, while cmux is used to configure the terminal workspace for efficient terminal management during development.

Yes, the worktree setup process opens a devcontainer session within the newly created workspace. After creating the Git worktree and updating the VS Code workspace file, it navigates to the worktree directory and launches the devcontainer environment.

Using cmux terminal configuration provides efficient terminal management for multiple Git worktrees. The setup process automatically configures a cmux terminal workspace alongside the VS Code workspace, keeping terminal sessions organized per worktree.

CrewChief CLI is a required dependency for the worktree setup process. It handles the orchestration of creating the Git worktree, updating the VS Code workspace file, and managing the cmux terminal and devcontainer session configuration.