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Usually when I'm working in one part of the codebase and I have sample data or something at a specific path on my local machine and Im testing the same thing ov
by junon 4mo ago
Usually when I'm working in one part of the codebase and I have sample data or something at a specific path on my local machine and Im testing the same thing over and over again will I make a Makefile or something and info/exclude it to help me keep focused. That's one way I use it.
- bryancoxwell 4mo agoYeah this is pretty much it.
- tomjakubowski 4mo agoI use git worktrees pretty heavily in my own workflows (I worked like an AI agent before AI agents made worktrees cool). I like to track my ephemera/utility scripts in git, so what I do is keep a private ephemera repo for those, and then use `git worktree add` from the collaborative repo to check out the branch I'm working on there into a subdirectory of my ephemera repo. git-home/ company-project/ <-- git repo with main checked out ephemera/ <-- my private repo my-data-script.py work/ <-- gitignored company-project-feature-X/ <-- worktree on feature-X branch company-project-feature-Y/ <-- worktree on feature-Y branch This way, too, I can easily use the same ephemera scripts across multiple branches, or even multiple repos, concurrently.