Comment by Ákos Kőműves on "Using multiple working trees in Git" | Hashnode

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Comment by Ákos Kőműves on "Using multiple working trees in Git" | Hashnode

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CommentUsing multiple working trees in Git

Ákos Kőműves

Full-Stack Developer and Writer

This is great, I used worktrees in the past when I was working on fintech software. To be able to start the app on my machine parts of the app needed modification - I had that in a working tree.