finishing-a-development-branch

To merge a development branch after tests pass, this skill guides you through verifying tests, selecting a local merge or pull request, executing the workflow, and cleaning up the worktree.

Git branch management options for integrating code include choosing a local merge or creating a pull request, alongside branch cleanup choices to keep, merge, or discard the development branch.

You cannot discard a Git development branch without confirmation, as this skill ensures tests pass before proceeding and prompts for confirmation to prevent losing unverified work.

Yes, you need basic Git operations and branch management knowledge to use this workflow, which applies to software development integration where verifying tests and cleaning up worktrees are required.

The best way to clean up a Git worktree after merging is using a structured workflow that executes your chosen integration path and automatically handles the worktree cleanup upon completion.