v0.7.0

New Features

Local Branches in the List

The table can now show local branches that are not checked out by any worktree. Press b to toggle branch-only rows; the preference persists to config as show_branches (default false). The Tab filter cycle gains a branches state that surfaces branch-only rows even when the toggle is off.

show_branches = false   # default: hide branch-only rows until `b` is pressed

Create a Worktree from an Existing Branch

Enter on a branch-only row opens a New worktree confirmation that uses your path_template, runs git worktree add <path> <branch>, and cds into the new worktree on success.

Checkout a Branch in the Root Worktree

c on a branch-only row checks the branch out in the root worktree, then cds into root. A clean root runs git switch -- <branch> directly. A dirty root opens a confirmation that blocks checkout until you enable stashing with s, which runs git stash push -u before switching. No force checkout or discard happens.

Branch-Only Delete

d on a branch-only row deletes just the local branch ref and never touches worktree files. Merged branches use safe git branch -d; unmerged branches require an explicit force delete with git branch -D.

Improvements

• Reworked row glyphs into a single name column with row-type icons (⌂ root, ⊡ worktree, ⎇ local branch) plus lifecycle suffixes (! locked, × prunable). The standalone marker column is gone.
• The active worktree row is now bold, and row icons use softer accent colors.
• y on a branch-only row copies the branch name; worktree rows still copy the absolute path.
• The detail panel and footer adapt to branch-only rows with branch-specific metadata and actions.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the delete flow feedback: deletion now shows in-progress spinner feedback, keeps the dialog open and shows the git error inline on failure, and ignores stale delete results.