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Currently, the following behaviour is quite weird:
$ grm wt add x/branch
This creates a branch called branch (unexpected) inside the directory x/branch (expected). It's also weird, because the following will fail:
branch
x/branch
$ grm wt add x/branch $ grm wt delete x/branch [✘] Branch "branch" is checked out in worktree, this does not look correct
The docs say:
The branch inside the worktree is always the same as the directory name of the worktree.
So the branch name should be x/branch as well. Note that the worktree cannot contain slashes, so this may be a bit ugly to set up.
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Fixed with worktree rework
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Currently, the following behaviour is quite weird:
This creates a branch called
branch
(unexpected) inside the directoryx/branch
(expected). It's also weird, because the following will fail:The docs say:
So the branch name should be
x/branch
as well. Note that the worktree cannot contain slashes, so this may be a bit ugly to set up.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: