I think I remember having read about #git #worktrees in a remote past, but today I rediscovered them when Claude proposed it to work in parallel on multiple features:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/git/using-git-worktrees-for-multiple-working-directories/
It's actually a nice way of having multiple views of a given git repo. I used to do
git clone path/to/other/repo
and then do commit/push to/from these repos. But it was always a mess! Using `git worktrees` you can have this in a more ordered fashion!
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