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+# til
+
+_Inspired by [jbranchaud/til](https://github.com/jbranchaud/til)_
+
+## Categories
+
+- [git](./git/)
+- [neovim](./neovim/)
+
+---
+
+### git
+
+- [clone to worktree](./git/clone-to-worktree.md)
+
+### neovim
+
+- [debug what code set last filetype settings](./neovim/debug-what-code-set-last-filetype-settings.md)
+- [netrw](./neovim/netrw.md)

git/clone-to-worktree.md

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+# Clone to worktree
+
+Git branches is like an antipattern.
+Its best to use `git worktree` to have already checked out git branches.
+
+## Cloning
+
+    git clone https://git.xsfx.dev/xsteadfastx/til.git til/main
+
+This will create the directory `til` and clones the branch `main` into it.
+
+## Create new worktree
+
+    cd til/main
+    git worktree add ../foo main
+
+This will create the worktree `foo` in `til/foo`.

neovim/debug-what-code-set-last-filetype-settings.md

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+# Debug what code set last filetype settings
+
+    :verbose set ft

neovim/netrw.md

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+# netrw
+
+`netrw` is a simple file and directory browser for vim.
+
+## Opening netrw
+
+    :Explore
+
+## Create file
+
+    %
+
+## Create directory
+
+    d
+
+## Remove directory or file
+
+    D