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Apply the Result

When a run completes successfully, the result lives in an isolated Git worktree. Your main branch is untouched. To merge the result into your working branch: 
gump apply
This does a git merge from the run’s branch (gump/run-<uuid>) into your current branch. Conflicts are handled by Git — resolve them with your usual tools. Gump adds a trailer to the merge commit for traceability: 
Gump-Run: a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890
You can always trace back from a commit to the run that produced it.

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What if I want to inspect first?

After a run, before applying, you can: Check the report: 
gump report
Look at the diff: 
cd .gump/worktrees/run-<uuid>
git diff main
Browse the generated code in the worktree directory. It’s a normal Git repo.

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Apply a specific run

If you’ve run multiple workflows, specify which one to apply: 
gump apply --run <uuid>

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Clean up old runs

Worktrees and run artifacts accumulate. Clean them up: 
# Keep only the last 5 runs
gump gc --keep-last 5
This removes old worktrees, branches, and ledger files. Runs that haven’t been applied will prompt for confirmation.