starting-implementation

name: starting-implementation description: Provides guidelines for verifying implementation requirements before creating, editing, or deleting files, and taking appropriate actions when requirements are not met.

Instructions

1. Run git branch --show-current to obtain the current branch name.
2. Run git status --porcelain to check for uncommitted changes.
   • If the output contains 0 lines: Set uncommitted changes to false.
   • If the output contains 1 or more lines: Set uncommitted changes to true.
3. Based on the current branch name and uncommitted changes, follow the appropriate procedure:
   • If the current branch is main or master:
     • Inform the user that they are starting work on the main branch.
     • Require the user to create and switch to a new branch using git switch -c <branch name> with a branch name appropriate for the changes.
   • If the current branch is not main or master and there are uncommitted changes:
     • Inform the user that uncommitted changes exist on a non-main branch.
     • Ask the user whether they want to switch to a new branch now.
     • If the user chooses to switch, create and switch to a new branch using git switch -c <branch name>.
     • If the user chooses not to switch, proceed with caution and remind them to commit or stash changes as appropriate.
   • If the current branch is not main or master and there are no uncommitted changes:
     • Proceed with the implementation on the current branch, or recommend creating a new branch if appropriate for the scope of the changes.