worktree-list

To list git worktrees across multi-track environments, run a diagnostic command that retrieves all native Git worktrees and legacy DevTeam worktrees, correlating them with development track information from the SQLite state database for a comprehensive overview.

A git worktree is a linked working directory attached to your main repository. You need to track worktrees when managing complex multi-track development environments to audit branching strategies and diagnose unexpected Git behavior across active work areas.

Correlating git worktrees with development track data involves linking Git worktree command outputs to state records retrieved from the SQLite database, providing a diagnostic overview mapping each active work area to its corresponding track.

Listing git worktrees with state correlation requires access to Git commands, shell utilities, and the SQLite database for state retrieval, ensuring the diagnostic overview accurately links worktrees to their development track information.

Auditing your git branching strategy with worktree tracking is necessary when encountering unexpected Git behavior or managing multiple parallel tracks, as it provides a clear overview of all active work areas and their associated development states.