>git worktree add
>work on multiple branches
>job done
>git worktree remove
Git worktree add
Henry Flores
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Isaiah Allen
>working
Lincoln Rivera
i know about it, but still clone every single time. don't know why, i think i just don't care.
Jordan Wilson
The day I figured out how to use worktrees and discovered how easy they are to use, I truly did wonder why I haven't done it sooner.
Hunter Allen
where did you learn that ? i still have no idea how to use worktrees
Samuel Williams
>google: git worktree
>first result: git-scm.com
just quit programming, you're not even qualified to copy-paste from stackoverflow
Brandon Smith
>c/p first google result
>woah guys look how smart i am
I'm not even a programmer lol but nice try anyway
Jacob Wright
you don't need git worktrees then. now fuck off.
Parker Moore
>git is only used by programmers
lol retard
Jaxon Phillips
Samuel Martinez
I just googled it and gave it a try. It's really easy.
git worktree add ../projectname-branch somebranch
This will create a directory ../projectname-branch and checkout somebranch in it. Your current directory will stay on master or whatever other branch you were on. You can now switch between branches of the project by switching directories, so you can work on multiple branches at the same time without having to commit/stash everything every time you switch. Why is this better than cloning a repo multiple times? Because both directories share the same git object repo, so you can merge branches from one directory into the other, and if you have a very large repo it's a lot faster becausw you're not making a copy of the entire history. When you're done, git worktree remote ../projectname-branch.
Andrew Allen
>gets paid
Brandon James
I don't know how to use git outside commit and push
Alexander Cruz
thank you based quads
Wyatt Young
this, worktards are trully retarded
Matthew Ortiz
>When you're done, git worktree remote ../projectname-branch
huh...? "worktree remote" or "worktree remove"?
Bentley Green
>accidentally type “git workpee add”
>boss is given an alert “user tried to pee on his work!”
Joshua Sanchez
>changing directories for a new branch
I doubt that intellij will handle this well.
I don't see why you don't just keep the branches and switch between them in the same directory? this is faster how? because branch switching is pretty damn fast tbqh.
or is OP larping as an employed programmer??
John Sanchez
I always build in the git directory. so ie if I run a debug build on branch X, and another on branch Y, it's overwritten. I currently just clone bc our work is on dated af git, but worktree sounds very nice.
Liam Murphy
Yeah, that was supposed to be remove. My git muscle memory is weird.
Juan Allen
>t. neet