gsd-remove-workspace

To safely remove a git worktree workspace, the tool validates that all member repositories have no uncommitted changes. It then systematically removes the git worktree for each member repository before cleaning up the main workspace directory.

If any repository in the workspace has uncommitted changes, the removal process refuses execution and aborts. This safety mechanism prevents the accidental loss of local modifications during the git worktree cleanup process.

Yes, you can delete a GSD workspace containing multiple git worktrees. The tool iterates through each member repository, executing git worktree removal individually to ensure all associated references are properly cleaned up before removing the main directory.

To clean up leftover git worktrees after task completion, provide the workspace name to the removal tool and confirm the prompt. This automates the safe removal of all associated worktrees and prevents leftover repository references.

The workspace removal tool deletes the GSD workspace directory and all associated worktrees created within it. It ensures no leftover worktree references remain by validating the status of each member repository prior to deletion.