finishing-a-development-branch

To merge a git feature branch, this Skill guides you through verifying test status, determining the base branch, and executing a local merge with necessary cleanup steps for safe integration.

The best way to create a pull request after finishing development is to use this Skill to verify passing tests, determine the base branch, and push your feature branch to prepare it for review.

To clean up a git worktree after completing a feature branch, this Skill handles worktree management by executing cleanup or preservation actions based on your chosen integration method.

You can discard git branch changes by selecting the discard option, which safely removes the work and cleans up the worktree without merging incomplete or failing code into the base branch.

Yes, this branch integration workflow supports TDD principles by verifying that all tests pass before presenting the four distinct integration options, ensuring adherence to test-driven development practices.

You should keep a git feature branch as-is when you need to pause work or preserve changes without integrating them, an option this Skill provides alongside merging, pushing for a PR, or discarding.