wtm fast-forward
Advance worktree branches to their origin counterpart
Synopsis
Section titled “Synopsis”Fast-forward one or more managed worktrees to origin/wtm sync is the command that replays local commits onto it, and --force does not lift
that refusal. A worktree with uncommitted changes is refused too; --force fast-forwards
it anyway, and git still refuses if a modified file would be overwritten.
wtm fast-forward [branch...] [flags]Examples
Section titled “Examples” # Pick the worktrees to bring up to origin wtm fast-forward
wtm ff feat/login
# Every worktree, no prompts wtm fast-forward --all --yes --output jsonOptions
Section titled “Options” --all Fast-forward every managed worktree --force Fast-forward a worktree that has uncommitted changes -h, --help help for fast-forward --output string Output format: text or json (default "text") -y, --yes Skip all prompts; resolve every decision from flags and safe defaults (requires branch args or --all)Options inherited from parent commands
Section titled “Options inherited from parent commands” -q, --quiet Silence human output; errors and the exit code are unaffected, and --output json still emits its documentSEE ALSO
Section titled “SEE ALSO”- wtm - Orchestrate git worktrees and team dev workflows from the terminal