finishing-a-development-branch

To finish a development branch, the skill first runs test verification to ensure all project tests pass. Once tests are green, it presents structured integration options like local merges or pull request creation.

Managing code integration involves choosing between local merges, creating a pull request, or preserving the branch. This skill presents these structured options after verifying that all project tests pass successfully.

Yes, you can clean up your git worktree after completing a branch merge. The skill integrates with worktree management to either clean up or preserve the development environment based on your chosen workflow.

No specific branch management setup is required. The skill guides the completion of development branches by verifying tests and executing your chosen workflow, though it integrates with git worktrees for environment management.

If project tests fail before creating a pull request, the skill's test verification step prevents proceeding. You must resolve the failing tests first to ensure code quality and workflow consistency before integration.

You should preserve a development branch instead of merging locally when you want to keep the work for later integration. The skill offers this as a structured option after verifying tests, allowing flexible branch management.