gwt is a simple command-line tool to help you manage your Git worktrees with ease. It simplifies the process of creating, navigating, and removing worktrees.

You can read more about git worktree here: https://dev.to/konstantin/checking-out-multiple-branches-at-the-same-time-in-git-and-moving-files-between-them-31hk

• Interactive Navigation: Quickly jump between worktrees using an fzf-powered menu.
• Quick Add: Create a new worktree from an existing branch and switch to it in one command.
• Easy Removal: Interactively select and remove worktrees.
• Direct Access: Jump directly to a worktree for a specific branch.
• Main Branch Shortcut: Instantly navigate to the worktree of your repository's default branch (main or master).
• Zsh Completion: Tab completion for commands and branch names in Zsh.

You will need to install fzf (see this installation instructions) for the interactive features.

In your .zshrc:

zinit light gko/gwt

In your .zshrc:

antigen bundle gko/gwt

1. Clone this repository or download the gwt.sh script.

git clone https://github.com/gko/gwt.git

2. Source the gwt.sh script in your shell's configuration file (e.g., ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc). Add the following line:

# Make sure to use the correct path to where you cloned the repo 
source /path/to/gwt/gwt.sh

3. Restart your shell or source the configuration file for the changes to take effect:

source ~/.zshrc 

or

source ~/.bashrc

For Zsh users, gwt comes with a completion script for commands and branch names.

1. Make sure the _gwt.zsh_completion file is in a directory that is part of your Zsh fpath. You can check your fpath with echo $fpath. A common location is a custom completions directory like ~/.zsh/completions.
2. If you don't have a custom completions directory, you can create one and add it to your ~/.zshrc:

mkdir -p ~/.zsh/completions  
# Add this to your .zshrc, before the line that sources oh-my-zsh if you use it  
fpath=($HOME/.zsh/completions $fpath)

3. Copy or symlink the _gwt.zsh_completion file into that directory.

# Rename it to '_gwt' so Zsh can find it 
cp /path/to/gwt/_gwt.zsh_completion ~/.zsh/completions/_gwt

4. Restart your shell. You should now have tab completion for gwt commands.

Usage: gwt [command]
Example:
  gwt               interactively choose a worktree and cd into it
  gwt add <branch>  create a new worktree for <branch> and cd into it
  gwt main          jump to default branch worktree (or repo root)
  gwt master        alias of 'gwt main'
  gwt <branch>      jump to the worktree for <branch>
  gwt remove [-f|--force]
                     interactively remove a worktree (force removal with -f)
Options:
  -h, --help        show this help

This project is open source and available under the GPLv3 license.