sync-main
Update main from remote and merge into current or all PR branches
What this skill does
# Sync Main Update the local `main` branch from remote and merge it into the current working branch, or all open PR branches when using the `all` parameter. ## Scope Parameter | Usage | Scope | | ----- | ----- | | `/sync-main` | Current branch only | | `/sync-main all` | All open PR branches | **CURRENT REPOSITORY ONLY** - This command never crosses into other repositories. ## Prerequisites - You must be in a feature branch worktree (not on main itself) - The current branch should have no uncommitted changes ## Single Branch Mode (Default) 1. **Verify state**: `git branch --show-current`, `git status --porcelain` - STOP if on main or uncommitted changes 2. **Sync main**: `git fetch --all --prune --force && git pull` (in `main/`) 3. **Check for updates**: `git fetch origin --force main` 4. **Report**: Show commits behind with `git log --oneline HEAD..origin/main` (informational only) 5. **Merge**: `git merge origin/main --no-edit` - If already up-to-date: skip to step 7 and report - If merge succeeds cleanly: continue to step 6 - If conflicts occur: **STOP, do not push**. Report conflict status and follow the **Conflict Resolution** section below 6. **Push (only if merge succeeded cleanly)**: `git push origin $(git branch --show-current)` 7. **Report**: branch, main SHA, merge status ## All Branches Mode (Orchestrator) Report sync status for all open PR branches. ### Steps 1. **Get repo**: `gh repo view --json nameWithOwner` 2. **Update main**: CRITICAL - must happen first 3. **List open PRs**: `gh pr list --state open --json number,headRefName,title` 4. **Check each PR**: Launch subagents in parallel (invoke `superpowers:dispatching-parallel-agents`). Each checks if behind main. Do NOT merge or push. 5. **Report**: repo, main SHA, merge-readiness for each PR (current/behind/conflict) 6. **Sync conflict-free branches**: For each branch classified as `behind` (not `conflict`) in step 5, merge `origin/main` using `git merge origin/main --no-edit`. Branches already classified as `conflict` in step 5 are skipped entirely — no merge is attempted on them, so no `git merge --abort` is needed. No confirmation required. 7. **Report conflicting branches**: Branches skipped due to pre-identified conflicts are reported for manual resolution ## Conflict Resolution Read files, understand both versions, combine intelligently, stage resolved files, commit. ## DO NOT - Blindly use `--theirs` or `--ours` - Force push unless explicitly asked - Skip reading conflicted files ## Related Skills - **refresh-repo** (github-workflows) — Full repo sync including PR status and worktree cleanup - **rebase-pr** (github-workflows) — Rebase-merge workflow that builds on a synced main - **git-workflow-standards** (git-standards) — Branch hygiene and sync conventions
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