It’s just that if you don’t know that you can “clone” locally easily by just copying the folder, or get a fresh copy by recloning into another directory, you might be missing out, especially for new git users.
The big feature I loved about Fossil that didn't original exist in Git was the ability to have a single local repo with multiple active workspaces. Trying to maintain multiple clones is kind of a PITA so I'd rarely keep multiples unless I had too many irons in the fire to commit a Work In Progress or stash stuff (idk why I hate git stash).
If you haven't checked out git worktree then you're definitely missing out.
$ published: 2023-11-08 14:30 $
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