Yeah, but if you work with a central repository, when using local git clones the clones are hanging off the local repository, not the central one.
Sure, you can change back origin to point to the central one again, but you still have to do a dance to sync branches among your local clones (and I’m not sure what happens to the hardlinks).
worktrees just naturally basically are “views” of the same local repository, which may hang off a central repository (or not).
Sure, you can change back origin to point to the central one again, but you still have to do a dance to sync branches among your local clones (and I’m not sure what happens to the hardlinks).
worktrees just naturally basically are “views” of the same local repository, which may hang off a central repository (or not).