vc:merge-worktree

To merge a git worktree, switch to the main checkout, merge the worktree branch into main, and prune the worktree if the merge succeeds. It cleans up the temporary worktree and local branch.

When merging a git worktree, the process halts on uncommitted changes to prevent data loss. It provides clear recovery steps using git status to resolve pending modifications before proceeding.

No, merging a git worktree enforces safety checks preventing operations on main. It verifies the current path is a worktree and not the main checkout before proceeding with branch integration.

If a git worktree merge encounters conflicts, the process halts and provides clear recovery steps using git status, git worktree list, and prune commands to manage residual references and restore consistency.

Pruning a git worktree after a successful merge removes the temporary worktree and cleans up residual references. This reduces repository clutter and ensures the local branch is safely removed.