Deletes a git working tree as sibling to your current workspace.

.git-delete-working.tree.ps1

@('feature-1', 'bug-2') |
  %{ $pattern = $_; $(
       git worktree list | %{ $_.Split()[0] } | Select-String $pattern
     )
   } |
  %{ Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $_ }; git worktree prune

README.md

Description

Will delete all worktrees given as first argument. This can either be a simple string or an array as given in the example to delete multiple worktrees.

Note that due to path limitations in Microsoft Windows Remove-Item might fail for too deep paths.

References

• windows - How to delete directories with path/names too long for normal delete - Super User
• powershell - Delete directory regardless of 260 char limit - Stack Overflow
• A Sysadmin • Powershell: Path length limitation
• Topic: Remove-Item: the specified path, file name are too long
• Perhaps a workaround is to use Get-ChildItem as mentioned here: How to quietly remove a directory with content in PowerShell - Stack Overflow