module Git::Commands::Worktree

Implements ‘git worktree` subcommands for managing multiple working trees

Split into subclasses because each subcommand has a distinct call shape and option set:

• {Worktree::Add} — create a new linked worktree

• {Worktree::List} — list all worktrees

• {Worktree::Lock} — prevent a worktree from being pruned

• {Worktree::Move} — move a worktree to a new location

• {Worktree::Prune} — prune stale worktree administrative files

• {Worktree::Remove} — remove a worktree

• {Worktree::Repair} — repair worktree administrative files

• {Worktree::Unlock} — allow a worktree to be pruned

Management subcommands ({Add}, {Lock}, {Move}, {Prune}, {Remove}, {Repair}, {Unlock}) inherit from {Worktree::ManagementBase}, which unconditionally unsets ‘GIT_INDEX_FILE` in the subprocess environment. Git worktrees maintain their own index files; leaving `GIT_INDEX_FILE` set causes silent corruption of both the main and the linked worktree indexes.

@see git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree git-worktree documentation

@api private