via/.claude/commands/pr.md

Create a PR on Gitea, wait for CI, and squash-merge it. Push code to both remotes.

1. If in a worktree (working directory contains .claude/worktrees/), you are already on a feature branch — do NOT create a new one. Otherwise, create a new branch from main with a descriptive name.
2. Stage and commit all changes with a clean, semantic commit message. No Claude attribution lines.
3. Fetch latest main and rebase: git fetch gitea main && git rebase gitea/main.
   • If conflicts occur, abort the rebase (git rebase --abort), analyze the conflicting files, write a plan to resolve them, and present the plan to the user before proceeding.
4. Push the branch to both remotes: git push -u gitea <branch> && git push origin <branch> (use --force-with-lease if already pushed).
5. Create a Gitea PR: tea pr create --head <branch> --base main. Reference related issues with #X. Only use Closes #X if the PR fully resolves the issue.
6. Wait for CI to pass: poll Gitea CI status. If CI fails, report the failure and stop — do not merge.
7. Once CI passes, squash-merge on Gitea: tea pr merge <index> --style squash with a clean, semantic commit message including the PR number. No Claude attribution lines.
8. Update local main and push to both remotes. If in a worktree, main is checked out in the primary tree, so run from there: cd <primary-worktree> && git pull gitea main && git push origin main (the primary worktree path is the repo root without .claude/worktrees/…). If not in a worktree: git checkout main && git pull gitea main && git push origin main.
9. Clean up remote branches: git push gitea --delete <branch> && git push origin --delete <branch>.
10. Prune refs: git remote prune gitea && git remote prune origin.
11. Report the merged PR URL.