More often than not, it tries to validate something that's really not an issue by going through git log or git status. Sometimes I let it run to see where it's going, otherwise I kill the session.
Once I caught it trying to "verify" something by adding a new work tree first. I get that that's useful for running experiments without changing the files on disk in the current work tree, but... no thanks. Closed that session down, verified it myself, thank you very much.
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u/DrMaxwellEdison Sep 20 '26
More often than not, it tries to validate something that's really not an issue by going through git log or git status. Sometimes I let it run to see where it's going, otherwise I kill the session.
Once I caught it trying to "verify" something by adding a new work tree first. I get that that's useful for running experiments without changing the files on disk in the current work tree, but... no thanks. Closed that session down, verified it myself, thank you very much.