vw-worktree-ops

You can automate safe git worktree operations by running vw commands that enforce preconditions and prompt for explicit confirmation before destructive actions, ensuring reproducible creation and switching.

Git worktree management produces JSON-first output via the --json flag on vw commands, providing structured data ideal for pipeline automation and auditing worktree states.

Yes, you can execute commands on worktrees using vw command execution features, which target specific worktrees and run operations within them while maintaining safety guardrails and JSON reporting.

Vw worktree management prevents accidental data loss by implementing explicit prompts and safety checks before destructive cleaning actions, verifying preconditions and locking active worktrees to guard against unintended removal.

Locking a git worktree prevents concurrent automated processes from modifying or cleaning an active worktree, ensuring reproducible outcomes by blocking destructive commands until the lock is explicitly released.

Yes, you need a vw-enabled environment initialized via vw commands, where worktree operations depend on this setup to apply safety checks, manage locking, and generate reproducible JSON output.