workler path

Print a workspace's absolute path.

workler path <name>[/<project>]

Behavior

Prints the path of the named workspace to stdout — nothing else, so it composes cleanly with command substitution. main is the main project itself.

In a project group, <name>/<project path> prints one member of the workspace, and main/<project path> a source repository: workler path feat/projects/api, workler path main/tools.

This is the building block behind the wcd shell helper.

Output

$ workler path feature-a
/path/to/project/.worktrees/feature-a

Errors

• No workspace named <name>, or no declared project <project> in the group — printed to stderr, non-zero exit, so cd "$(workler path nope)" leaves your shell where it is.

Examples

cd "$(workler path feature-a)"
code "$(workler path feature-a)"        # open in an editor
git -C "$(workler path main)" log -1    # run git in the main project
cd "$(workler path feat/projects/api)"  # one member of a group workspace