dev:worktree
Gestion des git worktrees pour développement parallèle
What this skill does
# Objectif ## Instructions à Exécuter **IMPORTANT : Exécute ce workflow étape par étape :** Gérer les git worktrees pour permettre le développement de plusieurs features en parallèle sans conflits. # Actions disponibles ## create Créer un nouveau worktree pour une feature. **Usage :** ``` /dev:worktree create <feature-name> [base-branch] ``` **Arguments :** - `feature-name` : Nom de la feature (ex: "oauth-auth", "refactor-payment") - `base-branch` : Branche de base (défaut: main ou master) **Exemple :** ``` /dev:worktree create oauth-auth /dev:worktree create hotfix-payment main ``` **Comportement :** 1. Détecter la branche principale (main/master) 2. Normaliser le nom de la feature (kebab-case) 3. Créer la branche `feature/<feature-name>` ou `hotfix/<feature-name>` 4. Créer le worktree dans `.worktrees/<feature-name>` 5. Mettre à jour `.claude/data/.dev-worktrees.json` avec les métadonnées 6. Afficher les instructions pour basculer vers le worktree ## list Lister tous les worktrees actifs. **Usage :** ``` /dev:worktree list ``` ## remove Supprimer un worktree (après merge ou abandon). **Usage :** ``` /dev:worktree remove <feature-name> ``` **Comportement :** 1. Vérifier qu'il n'y a pas de modifications non commitées 2. Demander confirmation si des commits non poussés existent 3. Supprimer le worktree avec `git worktree remove` 4. Optionnellement supprimer la branche (demander confirmation) 5. Mettre à jour `.claude/data/.dev-worktrees.json` ## status Afficher le statut détaillé d'un ou tous les worktrees. **Usage :** ``` /dev:worktree status [feature-name] ``` ## switch Basculer vers un worktree existant (utilitaire de navigation). **Usage :** ``` /dev:worktree switch <feature-name> ``` **Comportement :** Afficher les commandes pour changer de répertoire # Règles de nommage - **Features** : `feature/<name>` → worktree dans `.worktrees/<name>` - **Hotfixes** : `hotfix/<name>` → worktree dans `.worktrees/<name>` - **Nom normalisé** : kebab-case uniquement (convertir espaces et caractères spéciaux)
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