Redwood is a git worktree+tmux management tool. The fundamental issue it solves is being able to create a new git worktree and tmux session in one command, and later recreate the session inside the worktree.
sudo make installPre-compiled binaries are available in the releases section.
By default redwood will iterate over all directories in the home directory
(except for git worktree directories) to find git repositories. Since there are
often a lot of deeply nested folders in home directories it is recommended to
configure redwood to ignore some folders that are not relevant and commonly
known to be larget (e.g. node_modules, cargo, target etc). This can be
done by setting the environment variable REDWOOD_IGNORED_DIRS, which is
expected to be a comma-separated string where each element matches a directory
name to ignore. For example:
export REDWOOD_IGNORED_DIRS="node_modules,target,.git,.cargo,.rustup,go"make install-zsh-completionsCopy this to your fish config file:
# Redwood completions
set -l rw_commands delete help list new open version
complete -c redwood --no-files -n "not __fish_seen_subcommand_from $rw_commands"\
-a 'delete help list new open version'
complete -c redwood -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from open" \
-a "(redwood list)"
complete -c redwood -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from delete" \
-a "(redwood list --only-worktrees)"
complete -c redwood -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from new" \
-a "(redwood list --only-bare-repos)"