#!/usr/bin/env zsh

# Create a temporary worktree.
#
# Useful for doing quick tasks on other branches without modifying the current
# working tree. So no broken/outdated symlinks to dotfiles or unnecessary
# recompiling after switching back for example.
#
# Checks out the first argument in a worktree at a temporary directory. Then
# spawns an interactive shell inside of it.
# When the shell closes the worktree is tried to be removed. Until that works
# without problems (e.g. dirty), a new shell is spawned to resolve all conflicts
# (e.g. stashing).
#
# Instead of dropping in an interactive shell, the commands to execute can be
# passed via stdin. If any conflicts arise, all further shells are interactive.
# TODO: Override with flag that just `stash -u`

emulate -L zsh -o err_return -o no_unset

local REPO_NAME WORKTREE_PATH
REPO_NAME="${$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel):t}"
WORKTREE_PATH="$(mktemp -d -p "" "worktree.XXX.$REPO_NAME.$1")"

trap '
	errc=$?
	<&2 printf "Exiting abnormally. Check and possibly remove '$WORKTREE_PATH' manually.\n"
	return $errc
' INT QUIT TERM EXIT

git worktree add "$WORKTREE_PATH" "$1"
pushd -q "$WORKTREE_PATH"

"$SHELL" && errc=$? || errc=$?

# Restart the shell (forcefully interactive) until the worktree is removed
until [[ ! -e "$WORKTREE_PATH" ]] || git worktree remove "$WORKTREE_PATH"; do
	[[ -t 0 ]] || >&2 printf "Dropping into interactive shell to resolve conflicts\n"
	"$SHELL" -i && errc=$? || errc=$?
done

# Reset traps and PWD
trap '-' INT QUIT TERM EXIT
popd -q || true

git worktree prune
return $errc