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git worktree add -b temp-emergency-branch ../playground-temp /existing/task/branch/I/need/to/work/on | git worktree add -b temp-emergency-branch ../playground-temp /existing/task/branch/I/need/to/work/on | ||
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To interact with the newly checked out branch in the new working tree, simply go to the worktree directory: | |||
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cd ../playground-temp | |||
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Revision as of 22:04, 10 July 2020
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Typical Working Tree Workflow
Assuming that a developer is in the middle of a major refactoring on a branch and it is impractical to commit a stable checkpoint, or even stash, switching to a different branch while leaving the current branch in the state it is in involves:
git worktree add ../playground-temp /existing/task/branch/I/need/to/work/on
It is also possible to create a new branch on-the-fly. The branch is based on the branch specified in command line:
git worktree add -b temp-emergency-branch ../playground-temp /existing/task/branch/I/need/to/work/on
To interact with the newly checked out branch in the new working tree, simply go to the worktree directory:
cd ../playground-temp