daft repo remove

Removes a Git repository — bare directory plus every checked-out worktree — running worktree-pre-remove and worktree-post-remove lifecycle hooks for each worktree when the repo is daft-managed and trusted.

Usage

daft repo remove [<path>] [--force | -y] [--dry-run] [-v]

Argument / flag	Description
<path>	Repo path or any directory inside it (default: cwd).
--force, -y	Skip the interactive confirmation prompt.
--dry-run	Print the removal plan and exit without changes.
-v	Show hook details inline.
-vv	Force the sequential (non-TUI) output path.

Behavior

• Resolves the git dir via git rev-parse --git-common-dir. Refuses paths that are not inside a Git repository.
• Enumerates all checked-out worktrees via git worktree list --porcelain.
• For each worktree, runs worktree-pre-remove (if configured and trusted), removes the worktree, then runs worktree-post-remove.
• Hook failures do not abort the run. The repo is removed regardless; failed hooks appear in the post-run summary.
• worktree-post-remove fires after the worktree directory has been deleted — $DAFT_WORKTREE_PATH points at a directory that no longer exists on disk. Hook scripts that need to inspect the worktree must do so in worktree-pre-remove instead. $DAFT_SOURCE_WORKTREE (the main worktree) is still present at post-remove time unless it itself is the worktree being removed.
• After all worktrees are gone, removes the git dir and the project root if it is empty. Does not walk further up — the parent directory of the project root is user-owned and is left untouched. Drops the trust marker for the git dir.
• If invoked from inside the removed repo, writes a safe target path to DAFT_CD_FILE so the shell wrapper cds out of the deleted directory.

Confirmation

By default, prompts before deletion. With --force (or -y), or in non-interactive mode, the prompt is skipped. In a non-TTY context without --force, the command exits with an error rather than proceeding silently.

Examples

# Remove the repo containing the current directory
daft repo remove

# Remove a repo by path
daft repo remove ~/code/myproject

# Preview what would happen
daft repo remove --dry-run ~/code/myproject

# Remove non-interactively
daft repo remove --force ~/code/myproject