/worktree-create
Create a git worktree for parallel development on a separate branch without stashing.
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/worktree-create
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What this command does when you run it.
Create a git worktree for parallel development on a separate branch without stashing.
Command definition
worktree-create.mdCreate a git worktree for parallel development on a separate branch without stashing.
Steps
1. Verify the current repository supports worktrees: 2. Determine the worktree configuration: 3. Create the worktree: 4. Set up the worktree environment: 5. List active worktrees with `git worktree list`. 6. Provide the path and instructions to switch to the new worktree.
Format
Worktree Created: Path: <absolute path> Branch: <branch name> Base: <parent branch>
Rules
- Always create worktrees outside the main repository directory.
- Use descriptive branch names following project conventions.
- Do not copy .env files with secrets to worktrees.
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