Hi Tom,
I'm afraid I don't really understand the use-case here, or what these
clusters are about. But it sounds like multiple users have to share one
work tree (meaning non-bare) repository. Am I right?
While this sounds like highly unusual workflow (usually people have their
own separate repositories), perhaps using git stash could help:
*work work on Feature A*
git stash save "Feature A work in progress"
git pull --rebase (avoiding merge commit)
*work work on Feature B*
git stash save "Feature B in progress"
git stash pop stash@{0} (feature A)
*work more on Feature A"
git add -A
git commit -m "Feature A"
If that isn't of any help to you, could you try explaining again what you
are trying to do, with some more examples?
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