gsd-remove-workspace

To safely remove a git worktree, provide the workspace name and the tool checks for uncommitted changes before executing git worktree remove across all member repositories, deleting the workspace directory after confirmation.

Deleting a git worktree with uncommitted changes is prevented by a verification step that checks repository status first, ensuring no local modifications are lost during the workspace cleanup process.

You should clean up git worktrees and workspaces to reduce clutter and prevent stale references across repositories when a named workspace is no longer needed for your development workflow.

The best way to delete a named workspace directory is using a confirmation flow that executes git worktree remove for each linked member repo, ensuring complete cleanup of all references before directory deletion.

No, removing a workspace does not require manual deletion as the tool automatically applies git worktree remove across all member repositories using the worktree strategy before deleting the workspace directory.