When using ctw with worktrunk (wt), new worktrees are created as siblings of the main repo in the parent directory. For example, with the repo at ~/src/quickvm/ctw, wt creates ~/src/quickvm/ctw.quickvm-ctw-1-show-help-when-ctw-is-run-with-no-argume next to it. This makes ~/src/quickvm/ increasingly cluttered as more tickets are worked. Expected: worktrees should be stored in a dedicated subdirectory (e.g. ~/src/quickvm/ctw/.worktrees/ or a configurable path) to keep the parent directory clean. Likely fix: update ctw configure-wt and/or document how to configure wt's worktree root via wt config create so worktrees land under the repo rather than beside it.
When using ctw with worktrunk (wt), new worktrees are created as siblings of the main repo in the parent directory. For example, with the repo at ~/src/quickvm/ctw, wt creates ~/src/quickvm/ctw.quickvm-ctw-1-show-help-when-ctw-is-run-with-no-argume next to it. This makes ~/src/quickvm/ increasingly cluttered as more tickets are worked. Expected: worktrees should be stored in a dedicated subdirectory (e.g. ~/src/quickvm/ctw/.worktrees/ or a configurable path) to keep the parent directory clean. Likely fix: update ctw configure-wt and/or document how to configure wt's worktree root via
wt config createso worktrees land under the repo rather than beside it.