The main reason I'm using worktree instead of two clones is that you can commit in one and cherry-pick in the other immediately, without pushing/fetching. You c

The main reason I'm using worktree instead of two clones is that you can commit in one and cherry-pick in the other immediately, without pushing/fetching. You can rebase the branch in development in worktree 2 on top of something else in worktree 1.