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🚀 git-wt - Simplifying Git Worktree Management

📖 Overview

git-wt is a helpful Git subcommand designed to simplify the use of git worktree. With this tool, you can easily manage multiple working directories. No more confusion with complex commands. Just straightforward actions to make your Git experience better.

💡 Features

• Easy Setup: Get started quickly without complicated installations.
• Multiple Worktrees: Manage various branches and projects seamlessly.
• Intuitive Commands: Use simple commands to perform complex tasks effortlessly.
• User-Friendly: Designed for anyone, regardless of programming knowledge.

🖥️ System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS High Sierra or later, or any Linux distribution.
• Git: Version 2.23 or higher.
• Storage: At least 100 MB of free space.

🚀 Getting Started

1. Download and Install git-wt:
   • Visit this page to download: git-wt Releases.
   • Choose the latest version of git-wt that matches your operating system.
   • Follow the instructions for installation based on your OS.
2. Verify Installation:
   • Open your terminal or command prompt.
   • Type git wt --help to see if the command works. This command should display the available options for git-wt.

🔥 Download & Install

To download git-wt, visit this page: git-wt Releases.

Installation Steps (Windows):

1. Download the installer for Windows.
2. Run the downloaded file.
3. Follow the prompts in the installation wizard. Accept any default settings.
4. Once installed, open your command prompt and type git wt --help to ensure it installed correctly.

Installation Steps (macOS):

1. Download the package for macOS.
2. Open the downloaded file and drag the application to your Applications folder.
3. Launch the terminal and type git wt --help to confirm it is working.

Installation Steps (Linux):

1. Download the appropriate tarball for Linux.
2. Extract the tarball using the command:

   tar -xvf git-wt-linux.tar.gz
   

3. Move the extracted files to a directory in your PATH, for example:

   sudo mv git-wt /usr/local/bin/
   

4. Open your terminal and type git wt --help to check if the installation is successful.

🛠️ Commands Overview

Here are some commands to help you get started with git-wt:

• Create a New Worktree:

  git wt create <branch-name>
  

  This command allows you to create a new worktree for a specific branch.

• List Existing Worktrees:

  git wt list
  

  Use this command to see all your existing worktrees.

• Remove a Worktree:

  git wt remove <worktree-name>
  

  This command helps you remove a worktree that you no longer need.

🌟 Frequently Asked Questions

What is git-wt?

git-wt is a simplified command for managing Git worktrees, making it accessible for everyone.

Who can use git-wt?

Anyone can use git-wt, from beginner developers to seasoned programmers, who want a better way to handle multiple projects.

How do I know if git-wt is installed correctly?

After installation, open your terminal or command prompt and type git wt --help. If you see the help information, you are good to go.

📞 Support

If you experience any issues, you can seek help:

• Open an issue on GitHub.
• Join the community forums to chat with other users.

🔗 Useful Links

• Documentation
• GitHub Repository

Access the latest version of git-wt and streamline your Git worktree management today! Download now: git-wt Releases.