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So @ phpstorm can handle worktrees (phpc.social)
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So @phpstorm can handle worktrees...At least when you only have one git-repo in your project....Good. I now have removed the other three git-repos from the project (sucks because - microservices os so but hey! If that's your requirement I'll try it!)Turns out: One of those removed git repos had subrepos....The main repo is gone from the Worktrees view. The 2 subrepos are still there.... And there seems to be no way to remove them...Is that something for a bug-report? Or is it just me?

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[–] [S] 1 point 2 days ago (3 children)

@phpstorm And then I have to open the worktree as a new Project in a separate window? I can't attach it to the current project?🤯 And even opening it in the same window will create a totally separate .idea folder and all my settings from before are ... gone...Whoever thought that's a good UX might want to reconsider that decision....

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  • [–] 1 point 2 days ago (2 children)

    @heiglandreas @phpstorm And everything you’re describing is in 2026.3? I’ve read that they made some updates to how PHPStorm handles worktrees, but I had assumed that everything you described would work now.blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/20

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