feat!: rename commands to match git worktree semantics #2
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Rename CLI commands for better alignment with git worktree operations: - `create` → `add` (matches `git worktree add`) - `delete` → `remove` (matches `git worktree remove`) Add convenience aliases: - `rm` as alias for `remove` - `ls` as alias for `list` Update documentation, help text, and all tests to reflect new command names. Add MIT license link to README. BREAKING CHANGE: The `create` and `delete` commands have been renamed to `add` and `remove`. Users must update their workflows to use the new command names.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR renames CLI commands to align with git worktree semantics by changing create to add and delete to remove, while adding convenience aliases ls and rm. This is a breaking change that requires users to update their workflows.
- Renamed
createcommand toaddto matchgit worktree addconvention - Renamed
deletecommand toremoveto matchgit worktree removeconvention - Added hidden aliases
lsforlistandrmforremovecommands
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| wt/cli.py | Renamed command functions and added alias implementations with updated help text |
| tests/test_cli.py | Updated all test class names, method names, and command invocations to use new command names |
| README.md | Updated all documentation examples to use new command names and added alias usage examples |
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Replace duplicated implementation in alias functions with direct calls to original functions: - `ls()` now calls `list_cmd()` directly - `rm()` now calls `remove(path, force)` directly This follows the DRY principle and makes the code more maintainable. Addresses Copilot PR review feedback.
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Summary
This PR renames the CLI commands to better align with git worktree semantics and adds convenience aliases for common operations.
Command Changes
create→add: Matchesgit worktree addconventiondelete→remove: Matchesgit worktree removeconventionNew Aliases
rm: Alias forremovecommand (hidden from main help)ls: Alias forlistcommand (hidden from main help)Additional Changes
Breaking Changes
createanddeletecommands have been renamed toaddandremove. Users must update their workflows to use the new command names:wt create feature-x→wt add feature-xwt delete /path→wt remove /path(orwt rm /path)Test Results
All tests passing ✅
Migration Guide
wt createwt addwt deletewt removewt rmwt listwt listwt ls