[kazinator]

> Ensure that the same branch is not being worked on in different checkouts

worktrees ensure that the same local tracking branch is not being the basis for different trees. So when you do want to work on some independent things in parallel which share the same upstream branch, you have go through the annoyance of giving the local branches different names: master-2, master-alt, master-bug2359 ...

With multiple git repos instead of work trees, you just use the same name. All three of your repos can be on rev-3-branch: the same local name for the remote origin/rev-3-branch.

The most common example of this is multiple repos of the same upstream that are all on the default branch like master.

You can easily apply rebase workflow independently on all of them, and it's easily possible to add them to each other as remotes, to move commits sideways. If we commit something in repo A on master, and do a "git fetch A" in repo B, we can then easily "git cherry pick A/master" to get that commit into B's master.