Git Repository Workflow FAQs

Question 1

When should I use this Claude Code skill?

Accepted Answer

You should use this skill whenever you are implementing new features, fixing bugs, or refactoring code in a Git-managed project. It is particularly useful for teams that require strict adherence to PR workflows and automated testing standards.

Question 2

Does this skill force me to write tests for every change?

Accepted Answer

No. While it promotes a Red-Green-Refactor cycle, it first checks your CLAUDE.md for test requirements. If a project has no existing tests, Claude will ask for your confirmation before adding any, ensuring the workflow remains compatible with your specific project needs.

Question 3

What does the Git Repository Workflow skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill standardizes how Claude interacts with your code repositories by enforcing strict branch naming conventions, preventing direct pushes to default branches, and managing Pull Request lifecycles. It also integrates Test-Driven Development (TDD) patterns and ensures commands are executed correctly within Docker environments.

Question 4

How does it prevent duplicate Pull Requests?

Accepted Answer

The skill includes workflow decision logic that checks for existing PRs before starting work. If a PR already exists for your task, Claude will checkout the existing branch and pull the latest changes rather than creating a redundant feature branch.

Question 5

How does this skill handle Docker-based projects?

Accepted Answer

The skill includes context-aware logic that checks if a project is running inside a Docker container. If it is, Claude will automatically route commands like testing and linting through 'docker exec' to ensure code is validated in the correct environment.

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