wordpress-plugins-repo-worktrees

To manage Git worktrees in a WordPress plugin monorepo, you synchronize Git operations with manual `wp-config.php` updates to ensure WordPress correctly identifies and uses the active plugin directory configuration for each worktree.

WordPress loads incorrect plugins because the active worktree directory path does not match the `wp-config.php` configuration. You must manually update `wp-config.php` to designate the active worktree path before switching Git branches.

Worktree synchronization keeps Git worktree status aligned with WordPress by orchestrating the creation, switching, and removal of worktrees while maintaining `wp-config.php` integrity for the current active plugin directory.

Yes, you can use Git worktrees when `wp-content/plugins` is the Git repository. This setup allows you to manage parallel development environments by updating the WordPress configuration to point to the active worktree.

Managing WordPress plugin worktrees requires adherence to specific naming conventions for the worktree directories. Following these conventions ensures the synchronization between Git operations and `wp-config.php` updates functions correctly.

You can list all available Git worktrees and check which plugin directory WordPress is currently configured to use by running the Skill's initialization command, which verifies the synchronization status between Git and `wp-config.php`.