fix(scripts): new-worktree --compiler guard, yarn cleanup trap, and gitignore comment#36476
fix(scripts): new-worktree --compiler guard, yarn cleanup trap, and gitignore comment#36476iamdaven wants to merge 1 commit into
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…itignore check - Error immediately if --compiler is passed without --claude instead of silently ignoring it - Run yarn installs in the current shell instead of subshells so the ERR trap reliably fires and cleans up the worktree on failure - Add comment documenting all valid .gitignore forms for .worktrees so the regex isn't incorrectly "fixed" by a future contributor
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--compiler without --claude now errors immediately. Previously the flag was silently ignored, which was confusing since it has no effect on its own.
yarn install failures now correctly trigger cleanup. Both installs were running in subshells ((cd ... && yarn)), which causes trap ERR to behave inconsistently across bash versions — the worktree could be left behind on a failed install. Replaced with direct cd && yarn in the current shell so the trap reliably fires.
Added a comment documenting valid .gitignore forms for .worktrees. The regex accepts /.worktrees, .worktrees/, and /.worktrees/ in addition to .worktrees, but nothing made that clear. A future contributor would likely "fix" it incorrectly without the comment.