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Check a worktree's commits against local main and origin/main before deleting it, reporting a failed fetch - #15
Deleting a worktree whose PR was just merged used to warn "N commits not in origin/main". The daemon did try to fetch first, but a failed fetch (offline, no SSH agent on a remote host) was silently dropped and the count fell back to a stale origin/main. The local main, which often already holds the merge, was never consulted.
What changes
Two bases instead of one. A worktree's commits are safe when reachable from the local default branch or its origin remote-tracking ref as last fetched. The default branch is origin/HEAD's target, else main, else master, whichever exists locally or under origin.
Fetch only when needed. Only when some commits are in neither base, and an origin remote exists, does the daemon fetch the default branch (+refs/heads/main:refs/remotes/origin/main, so a custom remote.origin.fetch or a force-pushed main doesn't matter) and count again.
A failed fetch is reported, not swallowed. Every process failure (non-zero exit, 20 s timeout, signal, spawn error) becomes a typed reason: git's first non-blank error line with control characters replaced, capped at 1024 chars.
Dialog wording names the bases it compared with:
It has 2 commits not in main or origin/main.
It has 1 commit not in main or origin/main as last fetched; couldn't compare with a fresh origin/main because the fetch failed: ssh: connect to host github.com port 22: No route to host.
There is no main or origin/main to check that its commits are merged.
The detached-worktree note uses the same phrase. Everything else in the dialog (uncommitted changes, running terminals, red frame) is unchanged. A forced removal still neither counts nor fetches.
Wire change
worktreeAtRisk replaces base with local, remote and a required, nullable fetchFailed: {ref, reason}. A schema refinement keeps ahead null exactly when both bases are null. DAEMON_PROTOCOL_VERSION 7 → 8 and BROWSER_PROTOCOL_VERSION 10 → 11, so hub and daemons need restarting together (an old daemon shows as outdated).
The full spec is in openspec/changes/dev-2152-worktree-term-check-a-worktrees-commits-against-local-main/.
Linear: DEV-2152
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New Features
Worktree deletion now checks commits against both the local default branch and its last-fetched remote counterpart, fetching updates when needed.
Deletion warnings identify commit, working-tree, and running-terminal risks. If a fetch fails, the warning includes the comparison reference and error details.
Forced deletion remains available to bypass risk checks.
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Updated daemon and browser protocol versions. Restart the daemon and hub together to apply the changes.
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Walkthrough
The daemon now checks worktree commits against local and origin-tracking default-branch refs, fetches conditionally, and reports fetch failures. The worktree-risk protocol fields and versions changed. The web interface displays the available comparison refs and fetch details in removal warnings.
The worktreeAtRisk message replaces base with local and remote, and adds nullable fetchFailed. Daemon and browser protocol versions change to 8 and 11. Schemas, validation, samples, and protocol compatibility expectations are updated.
The daemon selects a default branch, counts commits absent from both available refs, and fetches from origin when commits are ahead. Fetch failures are returned with details. Forced removal skips risk checks.
Web removal warnings and confirmation openspec/changes/.../specs/web/*, src/web/ui/sidebar.ts, src/web/ui/sidebar.test.ts, src/web/ui/view.ts, test/e2e/sidebar.spec.ts
Removal messages identify available comparison refs and show fetch-failure details. Detached-worktree notes use the available refs. End-to-end tests cover failed fetch messages and display of error text.
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Summary
Reconnect and restore screen checks test/e2e/hosts.spec.ts, test/e2e/restore.spec.ts
The reconnect and hub-restart tests set a distinctive shell prompt and wait for both the prompt and marker to appear on screen.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant WebUI
participant Daemon
participant Git
User->>WebUI: Request worktree removal
WebUI->>Daemon: Send removeWorktree with force false
Daemon->>Git: Compare commits against local and origin refs
opt Commits are ahead and origin exists
Daemon->>Git: Fetch default branch
Git-->>Daemon: Updated ref or fetch failure
end
Daemon-->>WebUI: Return done or worktreeAtRisk details
WebUI-->>User: Show removal result or risk confirmation
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Possibly related PRs
MotleyAI/worktree-term#16: Adds the daemon retirement path that closes terminals during worktree removal, which this PR also exercises.
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 442af
The worktree-risk behavior, UI warnings, protocol migration, and terminal restore checks are consistent with the intended changes, with no identified merge-blocking impact.
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Review comments at @living-architecture.yaml:
- Line 1: Remove the unsupported top-level format key from the living
architecture configuration so la-arch-check accepts it under the pinned
living-architecture 0.3.1 schema; leave the existing tracker configuration
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- Around line 86-87: Update the Vite shutdown logic around `vite_pid` and
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verified as this checkout’s Vite server. If the listener on `WTD_VITE_PORT`
cannot be identified as this checkout’s server, report a port conflict instead
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Deleting a worktree whose PR was just merged used to warn "N commits not in origin/main". The daemon did try to fetch first, but a failed fetch (offline, no SSH agent on a remote host) was silently dropped and the count fell back to a stale
origin/main. The localmain, which often already holds the merge, was never consulted.What changes
Two bases instead of one. A worktree's commits are safe when reachable from the local default branch or its
originremote-tracking ref as last fetched. The default branch isorigin/HEAD's target, elsemain, elsemaster, whichever exists locally or underorigin.Fetch only when needed. Only when some commits are in neither base, and an
originremote exists, does the daemon fetch the default branch (+refs/heads/main:refs/remotes/origin/main, so a customremote.origin.fetchor a force-pushedmaindoesn't matter) and count again.A failed fetch is reported, not swallowed. Every process failure (non-zero exit, 20 s timeout, signal, spawn error) becomes a typed reason: git's first non-blank error line with control characters replaced, capped at 1024 chars.
Dialog wording names the bases it compared with:
It has 2 commits not in main or origin/main.It has 1 commit not in main or origin/main as last fetched; couldn't compare with a fresh origin/main because the fetch failed: ssh: connect to host github.com port 22: No route to host.There is no main or origin/main to check that its commits are merged.The detached-worktree note uses the same phrase. Everything else in the dialog (uncommitted changes, running terminals, red frame) is unchanged. A forced removal still neither counts nor fetches.
Wire change
worktreeAtRiskreplacesbasewithlocal,remoteand a required, nullablefetchFailed: {ref, reason}. A schema refinement keepsaheadnull exactly when both bases are null.DAEMON_PROTOCOL_VERSION7 → 8 andBROWSER_PROTOCOL_VERSION10 → 11, so hub and daemons need restarting together (an old daemon shows asoutdated).The full spec is in
openspec/changes/dev-2152-worktree-term-check-a-worktrees-commits-against-local-main/.Linear: DEV-2152
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Compatibility