git worktree-carry

Transfer uncommitted changes to other worktrees

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This command is also available as daft carry. See daft carry.

Description

Transfers uncommitted changes (staged, unstaged, and untracked files) from the current worktree to one or more target worktrees.

When a single target is specified without --copy, changes are moved: they are applied to the target worktree and removed from the source. When --copy is specified or multiple targets are given, changes are copied: they are applied to all targets while remaining in the source worktree.

Targets may be specified by worktree directory name or by branch name. If both a worktree and a branch have the same name, the worktree takes precedence.

After transferring changes, the working directory is changed to the last target worktree (or the only target, if just one was specified).

Usage

git worktree-carry [OPTIONS] <TARGETS>

Arguments

Argument	Description	Required
<TARGETS>	Target worktree(s) by directory name or branch name	Yes

Options

Option	Description	Default
-c, --copy	Copy changes instead of moving; changes remain in the source worktree
-v, --verbose	Be verbose; show detailed progress

Global Options

Option	Description
-h, --help	Print help information
-V, --version	Print version information

See Also

• git-worktree-checkout
• git-worktree-fetch