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Delete a Workflow

When a workflow definition is no longer needed, you can delete it to keep your repository workflow library clean. Deleting a workflow removes only the automation recipe and has no impact on worktree files, Git branches, or project dependencies.

How to Delete a Workflow

  1. In the Workflows view, locate the workflow in the Saved Workflows table.
  2. In the Actions column, select the Red Trash icon (🗑️).
  3. A confirmation prompt appears asking:

    “Are you sure you want to delete this workflow?”

  4. Select Confirm to permanently remove the definition from .git/WorktreeWise/.

Deleting a workflow definition is permanent. If you might need the command sequence in the future, select Duplicate first to create an archived copy.

What Happens to Your Worktrees

Deleting a workflow removes only the automation recipe:

  • Filesystem Intact: No source files, dependencies, build artifacts, or directories inside your worktrees are touched.
  • Git Branches Intact: Git branches, commits, stashes, and tags remain completely unaltered.
  • Execution Log Preserved: The active Execution Log panel retains previously captured command outputs until explicitly restarted.
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