git-worktree-workflows
Git Worktree Workflows
Master Git worktrees using the gw CLI tool for optimized parallel development workflows.
Rules
| Rule | Description |
|---|---|
| fundamentals | HIGH - Core concepts of Git worktrees, what they share/don't share, when to use them |
| creation | HIGH - Creating worktrees with gw add, remote fetch behavior, auto-copy files |
| navigation | MEDIUM - Navigating with gw cd and gw checkout, shell integration setup |
| inspection | LOW - Listing worktrees with gw list, understanding worktree states |
| cleanup | MEDIUM - Removing worktrees, gw clean, gw prune, disk space management |
| troubleshooting | HIGH - Common errors and solutions, recovery procedures |
Workflow Patterns
| Pattern | Description |
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