Post #3623443
2026-06-07 20:42 UTC
@masukomi@connectified.com @hazelnoot@enby.life
Interesting take on this.
I can’t say as I disagree.
I personally like the idea of separate work trees against a common repo.
Each random idea being its own work tree. That way they are very visible and I don’t need to stash for urgent things.
I can work on the urgent issue in a different work tree, possibly specific to the urgent issue.
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@masukomi@connectified.com 2026-06-07 20:58
@drscriptt@oldbytes.space @hazelnoot@enby.life i get that thinking but i never use stashes for that. I use them for just “wait… lemme undo these changes for a sec and try something different” or “wait what was the error message before i poked this?”
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@masukomi@connectified.com 2026-06-07 22:17
@drscriptt@oldbytes.space @hazelnoot@enby.life but what I described is not about separate ideas, it's about working through 1 problem, trying things, backing saving those tries for later, backing up, etc. it'd be notably harder to manage that kind of on-the-fly iterative work and experimentation in multiple worktrees