Progressive reconfiguration scheme based on segregated workspaces
For large refactoring tasks, VibeTree recommends a divide-and-conquer strategy:
- Modular Isolation: Create a worktree for each component to be refactored to ensure that the scope of changes can be controlled.
- AI Assisted Comparison: Compare old and new version differences using Claude CLI's code analysis feature
- Safety test site: Aggressive refactoring attempts in a separate workspace, failures do not affect the main development line
Key processes: 1) Create refactoring base based on stable branches 2) Split small worktree by function point 3) Verify using git difftool comparison 4) Merge in batches. This approach makes refactoring rollbackable, measurable, and significantly reduces the rate of technical debt accumulation.
This answer comes from the articleVibeTree: Integration with Claude CLI and Parallel Development of Visual Git Worktree ToolsThe
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