This extension is very useful in my day-to-day, thanks! However, I started to use git worktree and I noticed the extension doesn't work when the currently opened folder is a work tree.
You can reproduce by doing the following in an existing repo
git worktree add ../my-worktree "branch"
and trying to use the action inside the newly created folder inside of VSCode, the action will fail because of the lack of a .git/config file

My guess is that you could work around this by using the current workspace's absolute file as a fallback 😁
This extension is very useful in my day-to-day, thanks! However, I started to use git worktree and I noticed the extension doesn't work when the currently opened folder is a work tree.
You can reproduce by doing the following in an existing repo
and trying to use the action inside the newly created folder inside of VSCode, the action will fail because of the lack of a
.git/configfileMy guess is that you could work around this by using the current workspace's absolute file as a fallback 😁