I use it with VS Code since the project I work on takes 5-10 minutes to build if a major header is modified. It shows up as a separate directory, but VS Code will still realize that the directory is a git worktree.
The only thing kind of clunky is that you have to keep track of which branch is open in which directory since you can't checkout the same branch in two different directories.
The only thing kind of clunky is that you have to keep track of which branch is open in which directory since you can't checkout the same branch in two different directories.
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I use it with VS Code since the project I work on takes 5-10 minutes to build if a major header is modified. It shows up as a separate directory, but VS Code will still realize that the directory is a git worktree.
The only thing kind of clunky is that you have to keep track of which branch is open in which directory since you can't checkout the same branch in two different directories.
"git worktree list" is your friend ;-)