Thanks for the feedback on the animations. I didn't want to keep too large of a .gif in the repo but that's the only format that's straightforward enough to have displayed inline so I had to keep the animation terse (and admittedly a bit too fast).
It is indeed using fzf in a specialized way so that it only searches for git worktrees and nothing more. The use case I have is that I have dozens or hundreds of repos in various locations on disk and this tool makes it easy to instantly jump into any of them.
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I hate the animations like the one in the description for being too fast to comprehend.
Looks like just a fzf that is able to traverse across branches, but it is not obvious which branch the selected file is in until you switch to it.
Thanks for the feedback on the animations. I didn't want to keep too large of a .gif in the repo but that's the only format that's straightforward enough to have displayed inline so I had to keep the animation terse (and admittedly a bit too fast).
It is indeed using fzf in a specialized way so that it only searches for git worktrees and nothing more. The use case I have is that I have dozens or hundreds of repos in various locations on disk and this tool makes it easy to instantly jump into any of them.
That's why it's called "gcd" -- git + cd.