Ryan Carson

A developer shares a workflow tip using figlet (a CLI tool for generating ASCII art text banners) to visually label multiple local Git checkouts, making it easier to track which branch/project is active when working on up to three branches in parallel instead of using git worktrees.

I use figlet to label my three local checkouts so it's easier to keep track of where I am.

I have three local checkouts so I can work on up to three branches in parallel without having to use git worktrees (which mess with my mind).

figlet -f chunky -w 200 "UNTANGLE 03" | https://t.co/mQq21FnWvr

<p>I use figlet to label my three local checkouts so it's easier to keep track of where I am.

I have three local checkouts so I can work on up to three branches in parallel without having to use git worktrees (which mess with my mind).

figlet -f chunky -w 200 &quot;UNTANGLE 03&quot; | https://t.co/mQq21FnWvr</p>