worktree-make-dev

Setting up a dev environment in an existing worktree involves running a setup script that executes make dev and securely copies required secrets into the specified path, then reports environment readiness.

Secret handling during worktree preparation securely copies credentials into the worktree without exposing them in your conversation, then reports where those secrets were sourced to confirm configuration.

Yes, initializing your worktree environment requires the script tools/setup_worktree_env.sh to execute make dev and handle secret copying, ensuring the local or shared development path is fully configured.

Yes, this worktree setup automation applies to both local developer worktrees and shared development environments by accepting a provided path to run setup tasks and handle secrets securely.

Automating dev environment setup across worktrees is best handled by invoking a script that runs make dev and copies secrets securely, providing a ready-state report indicating success and secret sources for each path.