dsh-worktrees

Working on several branches of the same repository in parallel usually means endless stash-restore cycles, constant git checkout hops, or a wall of terminal commands. dsh-worktrees folds all of that into a single settings-panel page. Open the Worktrees tab and the plugin scans the current DSH workspaces for recognizable Git repositories, giving you one visual dashboard instead of a terminal session.

The plugin covers the full worktree lifecycle. Creation supports three modes: branch off the current HEAD for new feature work, attach an existing local branch or remote reference to its own directory, or check out a commit, tag, or remote ref in detached mode without creating a local branch. After creation, a default-checked option registers the new worktree in the DSH workspace so it appears in the sidebar ready to open. The list view surfaces branch name, clean versus changed status, ahead-and-behind counts, detached state, and the main-worktree flag at a glance. Removal delegates to the official git worktree remove command so Git itself decides whether the deletion is safe, and a Prune button cleans up stale records. Scanning is scoped to the current DSH workspace paths only; the plugin never traverses the whole disk.

It is built for engineers who drive multiple branches of the same repo side by side inside DSH: keep main on the mainline, give a feature branch and a hotfix branch each their own worktree, and push forward without blocking one another or shuttling between terminal and editor.