Posts tagged with "Windows"

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.

Since Microsoft went to Windows as a service, so since Windows 10, I fully re-install my development machine, a Surface Book, with each main release of Windows.

As I hate to lose time, I searched a way to automate it, so that it is fast, repeatable and does the work, not me.

I have been playing with all Docker tools for quite some time now! Started with the command line and all its commands like docker start, stop, ps, etc... Then I tried Kitematic and even compiled it from the source before it was supporting Windows! Then Docker Toolbox.