release-worktree

Automate git worktree cleanup after a pull request by running a zero-tolerance protocol that prunes worktrees, manages seat states, and logs releases. It ensures safe resource release before presenting PR results to the user.

Managing worktree state transitions across multiple repositories requires centralized tracking files to coordinate cleanup and seat management. It enforces strict post-PR release steps to ensure all repos return to develop.

Prune git worktrees safely before showing PR results by enforcing strict post-PR release steps. The workflow coordinates cleanup, prunes git worktrees, and logs the release in centralized tracking files across multiple repos.

Automated worktree release works with multi-repo workflows by coordinating cleanup and state transitions across all repositories. It updates centralized tracking files and returns the base repos to develop after PR creation.

Run automated worktree release immediately after a feature branch PR is created. Running it at this point safely cleans the worktree, frees associated resources, and returns base repos to develop before presenting results.

Centralized tracking files are needed for worktree cleanup to log releases and manage seat states across multiple repositories. They enforce a zero-tolerance workflow by ensuring all state transitions are recorded accurately.