Corey Ward @coreyward.dev · Jun 11 The way I've been doing it is to have my git repo in `_base` underneath my project name folder. Then each branch I want to work on simultaneously is in a folder of the same name adjacent to _branch. I can alter dependencies, run separate IDEs, or claude code in each folder/branch. Commits too!
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This works much better than multiple checkouts because you have a single copy of the repo, avoiding all of the syncing between different copies of it, keeping all of your stashes together, etc.