Posts tagged with "Git"

For years, my git worktree setup was modest: two worktrees for active development, and one more for code reviews. Three worktrees, tops. It worked. I never questioned it.

Then AI coding agents arrived — tools that write code, run tests, and iterate autonomously — and suddenly three worktrees felt like a bottleneck. Each agent needs its own isolated workspace. Each task deserves its own branch, its own directory, its own terminal. The question shifted from "how many worktrees can I manage?" to "how many can I run in parallel?"

I am using Git for many, many years. I am a big fan of it. How could that be different when you had to use versioning systems like CVS, SVN... I even took influence so that the whole company I work for migrates to it.

Over the years, I have used different Git clients, tried to work only from my IDE without much liking it.

Even if online Github Pull Request is a nice and effective tool, in some situation you need to open your solution in Visual Studio to verify something.

One of the great new feature of TeamCity 9 is the possibility of Storing project settings in Git and Mercurial.

When you develop software it is primordial to be able to reproduce successfully builds. To achieve that goal you need for sure first to version the source code. But too often the build scripts are forgotten! Especially when the build scripts are created with such a great tool that is TeamCity.