/worktree-clean
Clean up finished git worktrees by removing directories and pruning references.
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/worktree-clean
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What this command does when you run it.
Clean up finished git worktrees by removing directories and pruning references.
Command definition
worktree-clean.mdClean up finished git worktrees by removing directories and pruning references.
Steps
1. List all active worktrees with `git worktree list`. 2. For each worktree, check its status: 3. Identify worktrees safe to remove: 4. For each worktree to clean: 5. Prune stale worktree references: `git worktree prune`. 6. Report what was cleaned and what was kept.
Format
Worktree Cleanup Report:
Removed:
- <path> (branch: <name>, reason: merged)
Kept:Rules
- Never remove a worktree with uncommitted changes without user confirmation.
- Always check if the branch is merged before deleting it.
- Use `git branch -d` (not -D) to prevent deleting unmerged branches.
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