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title: VS Code finally supports Git Worktrees
description:
'Discover Git worktrees in VS Code: work on multiple branches simultaneously without stashing,
create clean workspaces, and boost your productivity.'
'Learn how to use Git worktrees in VS Code to switch branches faster, avoid stashing, and manage
multiple issues in parallel.'
aspectRatio: '16 / 9'
publishedDate: 2025-12-05
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Ever been stuck switching between branches when you need to work on multiple issues? Git worktrees
solves this problem perfectly!
Git worktrees just got a lot easier in VS Code, and this video shows you exactly how to use them.

## What you will learn
If you ever lose time switching branches, stashing changes, or juggling multiple issues at once, Git
worktrees can make your workflow much smoother. In this tutorial, I show how to create a worktree in
VS Code, what it looks like on disk, why each worktree behaves like a separate workspace, and how to
clean it up once your branch is merged.

✅ Create #Git worktrees in #VSCode to work on multiple branches without stashing.
If you work on multiple GitHub issues, want to avoid constant branch switching, or just want a
cleaner way to stay productive, this video is worth your time.

✅ Understand how #Worktrees link to your repo's Git history without cloning.

✅ Set up separate #Workspaces with independent dependencies for each issue.

✅ Create pull requests from worktrees and clean them up after merging.

✅ Boost your #Productivity by working on multiple #GitHub issues in parallel.
#GitWorktrees #Git #VSCode #DeveloperExperience #Agents

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