You're three files deep into a feature. A "quick" bug report lands. You git stash, switch branches,...
You're three files deep into a feature. A "quick" bug report lands. You git stash,
switch branches, fix it, switch back, git stash pop… and now your dev server is
rebuilding, your containers restarted, and you've lost your train of thought.
There's a better way, and it's been hiding in git this whole time: worktrees.
I got tired of the friction, so I wrapped the workflow in a tiny zsh tool called
Git worktrees let you work on multiple branches simultaneously. No stashing, no cloning, no context switching overhead.
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