Synchronize local Git worktrees with upstream changes using stash and merge or rebase.
npx skills add https://github.com/michael-menard/monorepo --skill wt-sync
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wt-sync Source: https://github.com/michael-menard/monorepo/tree/main/.claude/skills/wt-sync Command: npx skills add https://github.com/michael-menard/monorepo --skill wt-sync
Developers need to keep their Git worktrees aligned with the latest changes from an upstream remote while safely handling uncommitted changes.
Use the slash command to sync your worktree with upstream changes: /wt-sync
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To sync a git worktree with upstream changes safely, the process automatically stashes uncommitted modifications, fetches the latest remote updates, and restores your stashed work afterward.
Yes, you can select either a merge or rebase strategy to align your git worktree with the latest upstream commits, allowing you to match your specific team workflow requirements.
Syncing upstream changes across multiple worktrees works by fetching the latest remote updates and applying them to the specific branch currently checked out in each worktree.
The best way to fetch and apply upstream commits to a feature worktree is to use a dedicated sync command that retrieves remote changes, safely stashes local edits, and integrates the updates.
Yes, syncing a git worktree handles stashing and restoring local edits automatically, ensuring your uncommitted changes are safely set aside before fetching and restored after syncing completes.
dtsongFetches Git remote changes and displays local branch status vs upstream tracking branch.
dnvitiMerge develop into main and push both branches to origin.
dd-xiaozhiAutomate Git branch lifecycle, worktree isolation, and Conventional Commits operations.
gewoonsebaRebase the current branch onto origin/main after conflict resolution.
