Add support for git-worktree #559
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Main reason we didn't previously support work trees was because we had assumed that the `.git` directory was always located in the repository root. With separate work trees, this is not necessarily the case. Add support by using Git commands to fetch the location of the GIT_DIR instead of trying to determine it ourself.
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Main reason we didn't previously support work trees was because we had assumed that the
.gitdirectory was always located in the repository root. With separate work trees, this is not necessarily the case.Add support by using Git commands to fetch the location of the
GIT_DIRinstead of trying to determine it ourself.