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Hi,
Please, observe:

C:\Dayforce\56 [release/r-856 ≡]> git --version
git version 2.18.0.windows.1
C:\Dayforce\56 [release/r-856 ≡]> git worktree list
C:/Dayforce/tip    c80539e06d [arch/shelve/532684]
C:/Dayforce/55     1362776f49 [release/r-855]
C:/Dayforce/55WFM  0000000000 [wfm/855wfm]
C:/Dayforce/56     f9c36d3a2b [release/r-856]
C:/Dayforce/56     f9c36d3a2b [release/r-856]
C:/Dayforce/hf56   5f1837a3f6 [hotfix/856]

Item #1 - how come I have two instances of release/r-856 in the git
worktree list output?
Next:

C:\Dayforce\56 [release/r-856 ≡]> git co onboarding/r-856/james-config
Checking out files: 100% (2055/2055), done.
Switched to branch 'onboarding/r-856/james-config'
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/onboarding/r-856/james-config'.
C:\Dayforce\56 [onboarding/r-856/james-config ≡]> git co release/r-856
fatal: 'release/r-856' is already checked out at 'C:/Dayforce/56'

Item #2 - why cannot I checkout release/r-856, if I am already in the
right working tree? I suppose it is connected to item #1
Next:

C:\Dayforce\56 [onboarding/r-856/james-config ≡]> git co -B
release/r-856 $(git rev-parse release/r-856)
Checking out files: 100% (2055/2055), done.
Switched to and reset branch 'release/r-856'
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/release/r-856'.
C:\Dayforce\56 [release/r-856 ≡]>

This is how I forced the checkout.

Does not seem right. Is it a git bug or is it something we are doing wrong?
Thank you.

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