Re: Git synthetic worktree

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On 2025-08-12 01:56, Jimmy Thrasibule wrote:
Hi,

I'd like to create a single worktree where files from multiple Git
repositories (or refs) coexist side-by-side (no subfolder separation),
but each with repository still independently tracked by Git.

I've accomplished something similar to this with a gitignore-everything
policy and sparse checkout (non-cone mode, very important!).

It's janky: I use GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE to force the selection of
which git repository, and I have to use 'git add -f' everywhere.

If you need something that works today, this may be a workaround.  It
does not allow for your "default override" based on layer priority,
instead it is very file-by-file specific.

As an aside, what you are describing sounds somewhat like a use-case
for ostree, which I know very little about.

Best,
Antonio




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