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I have two branches of my solution in GIT. One is X branch and other is master. Both branches (local) points to same location(where physical files are say c:\Git\Myproject). I want to work simultaneously with those branches in diff VS solutions. But when I change the branch in one of the VS solutions my branch of other VS solution is changed and both the solutions points to same branch. How can I prevent this? I want to work with different branches at once.
The solution is to use the
git-new-worktreecontrib script to create as many work trees (working directories) as needed. Then, in each of them, you can check out any branch you want.I don’t know if it works on Windows, and I’m quite confident the GUI wrappers around Git you mentioned do not support calling that script, so you have to do some research.