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Overview
Make
git wtclean --prune(without a delete option) only clean stale worktree metadata, instead of also listing active worktrees.Previously, pure prune mode ran
git worktree listand printedWould remove: <path>for every active worktree before pruning. Those entries were never actually removed, so the dry-run-style output was misleading next to the realgit worktree pruneaction.Changes
internal/wtclean/app.go--pruneis used without-d/-D; onlygit worktree pruneruns in that case.foundcount from the prune summary (Done. prune_checked=… failed=…).README.md--pruneby itself does not inspect or remove active linked worktrees.Notes
-d/-D, and-d --prunestill list (and remove) worktrees as before.Validation
go test ./...