This commit changes the way I display my jj logs a little. We
distinguish between 3 styles now
- the 'stack()': short and to the point, only ancestor commits from the
last non-mutable one onwards
- the 'recent()': the previously default view over ancestor commits or
any other head nodes (i.e. any branches) that are from me,
with a few commits leading up to them visible.
- the 'all()': the traditional 'show everything' summation for finding
very specific commits or getting a macro-scale overview of the history
Basically, only the 'stack()' view was added - but it is now the new
default for the default command and the previous 'default' has been
renamed to 'recent()'.
This is mirrored in the shell aliases: all the `jl`, `jlo`, `jloo`
aliases use the 'recents()' view. The capital versions (`JL` and the
like) are not affected as as they keep showing the 'all()' view.
Importantly, the `j` base command uses the 'stack()' view, however.
Lastly, we extract the aliases to find `WIP:` commits and `PRIVATE:`
commits into actual jj revset aliases and call them from our shell
aliases. The functionality does not change, though we now have an
additional alias for finding specifically the latter commits with `jlfp`
('jj log find private').
Marty Oehme
2c1ca97ab3
