Struct DespawnCleanup 

struct DespawnCleanup {

    workspace: Arc<Workspace>,
    project_key: ProjectKey,
    label: String,
    force: bool,
    worktree_path: Option<PathBuf>,
    worktree_display: String,
    worktree_already_gone: bool,
    claim: Option<WorktreeClaimGuard>,
    worktree_root: Option<PathBuf>,
    project_view: Option<ProjectView>,
    live: Option<WorkerEntry>,
    is_git_repo: bool,
    respond: Sender<DespawnResult>,
}

The despawn’s filesystem half, handed to the blocking pool.

Split out of handle_despawn_worker so the peek, the dirty verdict’s ordering and the teardown stay on the calling task, while the probe and the cleanup’s own git calls - the git worktree remove above all - run off the runtime.

Fields

workspace: Arc<Workspace>

project_key: ProjectKey

label: String

force: bool

worktree_path: Option<PathBuf>

worktree_display: String

worktree_already_gone: bool

claim: Option<WorktreeClaimGuard>

The path’s claim, held until the cleanup ends so no spawn in another project can enter the tree while it is removed.

worktree_root: Option<PathBuf>

The checkout whose .claude/worktrees holds the worker’s tree - the repo every git call in the cleanup anchors on. The main checkout for a worker the CLI forked under it. None when the project is no longer loaded and the row recorded no tree of its own.

project_view: Option<ProjectView>

live: Option<WorkerEntry>

is_git_repo: bool

respond: Sender<DespawnResult>

Implementations

impl DespawnCleanup

fn run(self, pending: DespawnCleanupPending)

Run the cleanup, holding pending - the label’s in-flight mark - until the end, so the label is reserved for every step that touches the worktree and released only once the removal is done and its outcome has been announced.