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cleanup-worktree

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Remove a git worktree after a feature branch has been merged.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Ask before deleting remote branch

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SKILL.md

Cleanup Worktree

Work item ID: $ARGUMENTS

Your task

  1. Verify the worktree exists:
    git worktree list | grep "$ARGUMENTS"
  2. Check if the feature branch was merged (from the main repo):
    cd /c/work/Payments && git fetch origin && git branch -r --merged origin/main | grep "$ARGUMENTS"
  3. If merged, remove the worktree:
    git worktree remove /c/work/$ARGUMENTS_*
  4. Prune stale references:
    git worktree prune
  5. Optionally delete the remote branch (ask user first):
    git push origin --delete feature/$ARGUMENTS_*

Output

Report:

  • Whether the branch was merged
  • Worktree removal status
  • Ask before deleting remote branch

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