git-wt

usage: git-wt [BRANCH] [COMMAND]

commands:
  init    Print shell integration script (e.g. git-wt init fish | source)
  clone   Clone a repository with bare worktree structure
  fetch   Fetch from origin with prune
  add     Add a new worktree
  rm      Remove a worktree
  switch  Switch to a worktree by branch name
  pull    Pull changes in a worktree
  prune   Delete local branches whose remote tracking branch is gone
  list    List all worktrees

Options:
  -v, --version  Print version
  -h, --help     Print help

arguments:
  [BRANCH]  Branch name to switch to (when no subcommand is provided)

Installation

Homebrew (macOS and Linux)

brew install grievouz/tap/git-wt

Cargo

cargo install --git https://github.com/grievouz/git-wt

Then follow the Shell setup section below.

Prebuilt binaries

Download a release tarball from the Releases page, place git-wt on your PATH, and follow the Shell setup section below.

Shell setup

If you installed via Homebrew, the formula handles it. These instructions are for cargo install / manual installs.

Set up shell integration to enable the git wt subcommand seamless directory switching. Pass --alias to also define a standalone wt function; drop it if you only want git wt.

Bash

Add to your .bashrc:

eval "$(git-wt init bash --alias)"

Zsh

Add to your .zshrc:

eval "$(git-wt init zsh --alias)"

Fish

Add to your ~/.config/fish/config.fish:

git-wt init fish --alias | source

Contributing

Contributions to git-wt are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.

License

git-wt is released under the Unlicense. This means the code is in the public domain, and you can use, modify, and distribute it without any restrictions. For more information, please see the Unlicense website.