git worktree support?

[GreenSleeper]

Any intention to add worktree folder switch support?

[andreabedini]

I will comment here since it's worktree related. I keep my worktrees inside the main repo (so ~/repo/worktree1, ~/repo/worktree2, ...) with ~/repo set to a dummy branch.

fzf-git.sh uses git rev-parse HEAD to check for a git repo but this fails on my ~/repo, a more robust alternative is git rev-parse --show-toplevel.

[junegunn]

@andreabedini What's the error message? I tried creating a few worktrees and I don't see any problem. Can you provide minimal steps to reproduce the problem you described?

[junegunn]

Adding a binding for worktrees is easy. In its simplest form, this is all you need.

_fzf_git_worktrees() {
  _fzf_git_check || return
  git worktree list | _fzf_git_fzf "$@" | awk '{print $1}'
}

__fzf_git_init worktrees

Then you can use <CTRL-G><CTRL-W> binding.

cd <CTRL-G><CTRL-W>

switch support

fzf-git project is for adding shortcuts to auto-complete Git objects on the command-line. It isn't for providing shortcut routines. e.g. switch branches, switch worktrees, etc. But you can define functions like this:

swt() {
  cd "$(_fzf_git_worktrees)"
}

[andreabedini]

@andreabedini What's the error message? I tried creating a few worktrees and I don't see any problem. Can you provide minimal steps to reproduce the problem you described?

Sorry I had not been clear. There's no error message, but in my (peculiar if you want) situation ~/repo is a branch with no commits, so git rev-parse HEAD fails, with git rev-parse --show-toplevel works and returns ~/repo.

Thank you for this project! :relaxed: