[Charlieholtz]

Ah yeah! Which IDE do you use?

> It'd be great to change the default branch used for creating new workspaces. Yeah you can actually change this now! If you click the repo name you can make changes to the "setup script". If you added `git checkout -b "branch name"` it would run that on every new workspace instance.

[dgritsko]

At the moment it's mostly Cursor or VS Code, but I was actually thinking of SourceTree. I'd like to look at the pending changes and manage the commits myself, and I could do that if I could add "open -a SourceTree ." as a custom command. I didn't see a place to edit a setup script, is that just on the filesystem?

[Charlieholtz]

Got it! If you click the repository name in the left sidebar, you should see a field for setup script.

[dgritsko]

FWIW, this is what I wound up with - keeps the original branch name but ensures that it's based on the latest from the "dev" branch:

orig_branch=$(git branch --show-current) && git checkout dev && git pull && git branch -D "$orig_branch" && git checkout -b "$orig_branch"

[dgritsko]

Ah, excellent - appreciate the help! I'm already getting a ton of value out of this tool, thanks for sharing!

[Charlieholtz]

wooo that's awesome to hear! keep the feedback coming!