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Details on the `worktree` package area of the **rusty-biscuit** repo
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| name | worktree |
| description | Details on the `worktree` package area of the **rusty-biscuit** repo |
Like many package areas in Rusty Biscuit, the worktree package area has two distinct packages:
worktree is the library where the business logic for how we handle git worktrees is regulatedworktree-cli (binary name of wt) is the CLI which leverages the worktree library for most of it's functionalityThe worktree-cli crate contains both a binary target (src/main.rs, binary wt) and a library target (src/lib.rs). Shared modules such as commands and perf are declared in both lib.rs and main.rs so they are available to integration tests (which use the library target) and to the binary.
worktree::worktree::list_worktrees uses worktree::cache to persist SHA-pair branch comparison results under the user cache directory. The cache key is (default_tip_sha, branch_tip_sha, CACHE_FORMAT_VERSION), so branch/default tip movement self-invalidates ahead/behind and clean-merge results. Dirty working-tree status is never cached and remains a live git status check.
list_worktrees is a thin wrapper over parse_worktree_state and fill_worktree_statuses. The CLI uses that seam to start graph/verbose data gathering from the parsed branch names while the expensive per-worktree status pass runs.