Git Worktree seems to get stuck when a repository is local only, when attempting to add a worktree to a blank repository that doesn't have any remotes configured, at a prompt of Select remote branch to track
Git Worktree 1.3.2
Automatically push worktrees to remote is set to 'ask'.
Should include remote branches when creating worktrees was unchecked.
My expectation was that I could at least get a new worktree (and in this case a new branch) without a remote, as I can connect remotes later on.
Git Worktree seems to get stuck when a repository is local only, when attempting to add a worktree to a blank repository that doesn't have any remotes configured, at a prompt of Select remote branch to track
Git Worktree 1.3.2
Automatically push worktrees to remote is set to 'ask'.
Should include remote branches when creating worktrees was unchecked.
My expectation was that I could at least get a new worktree (and in this case a new branch) without a remote, as I can connect remotes later on.