Comment Comment by CuriousCosmic this is what I do as well but my structure is `~/git/<project>/<worktree>` for the worktrees and a bare git repo is stored in `~/git/<project>/.git`.The workflow I do is1. git clone https://path.to/repo.git2. mv repo/.git repo.git && rm -rf ./repo && mkdir repo && mv repo.git repo/.git && cd repo3. git config --bool core.bare trueNow you can just create worktrees in the root of the git repo.This has the advantage that the `~/git/<project>` directory is still understood as root of the git repo and the worktrees are never checked out inside the working tree directory. parent CuriousCosmic 2 years ago
The workflow I do is
1. git clone https://path.to/repo.git
2. mv repo/.git repo.git && rm -rf ./repo && mkdir repo && mv repo.git repo/.git && cd repo
3. git config --bool core.bare true
Now you can just create worktrees in the root of the git repo.
This has the advantage that the `~/git/<project>` directory is still understood as root of the git repo and the worktrees are never checked out inside the working tree directory.