The feature request
Currently, when creating a new worktree, GitHub Desktop Plus always creates a new local branch to go with it. In my case, I'm creating a worktree to work on another, existing branch from the cloud repository.
I create the new worktree, then have to select my other remote branch, but this also leaves the newly created local branch behind that I have to delete.
Proposed solution
When creating a new worktree, allow selecting an existing remote branch. Git itself allows this, and the Git worktree feature in VS Code also allows this.
Additional context
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The feature request
Currently, when creating a new worktree, GitHub Desktop Plus always creates a new local branch to go with it. In my case, I'm creating a worktree to work on another, existing branch from the cloud repository.
I create the new worktree, then have to select my other remote branch, but this also leaves the newly created local branch behind that I have to delete.
Proposed solution
When creating a new worktree, allow selecting an existing remote branch. Git itself allows this, and the Git worktree feature in VS Code also allows this.
Additional context
No response