dotfiles/vcs/jj/config/sh/alias.d/jj.sh
Marty Oehme 89737536ea
jj: Revert js to simple jj status alias
I have gotten more used to using `jw` to 'show' the current changes in
the working copy, and having `js` be _both_ status and show has become
more confusing than helpful. For now, we just revert it to be a simple
alias for the status command.
2025-02-22 19:35:37 +01:00

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#!/usr/bin/env sh
if ! exist jj; then
return 1
fi
alias j="jj"
if exist lazyjj; then
alias lj="lazyjj"
fi
alias jn="jj new"
alias jds="jj describe"
alias jc="jj commit"
# finding out the current snapshot
alias js="jj status"
alias jw="jj show"
alias jd="jj diff"
# for describe-and-edit workflows
# https://steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tutorial/real-world-workflows/the-edit-workflow.html
alias je="jj edit"
alias jen="jj next --edit"
alias jep="jj prev --edit"
alias jenn="jj next"
alias jepp="jj prev"
# for squash-and-go workflows
# https://steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tutorial/real-world-workflows/the-squash-workflow.html
alias jss="jj squash"
alias jsi="jj squash --interactive"
# oops buttons
alias ju="jj undo"
# allows you to split the current change into multiple
alias ji="jj split"
# quickly get rid of a change
alias jab="jj abandon"
# revset info
alias J="jj log -r 'all()'" # mirror default command being log
alias jl="jj log -T builtin_log_oneline"
alias JL="jj log -T builtin_log_oneline -r 'all()'"
alias jlo="jj log --summary"
alias JLO="jj log --summary -r 'all()'"
alias jloo="jj log --patch"
alias JLOO="jj log --patch -r 'all()'"
alias jol="jj op log"
jlf() {
jj log -r "description($*)"
}
jlof() {
jj log --summary -r "description($*)"
}
jloof() {
jj log --patch -r "description($*)"
}
# show branches (i.e. head commits) w a couple previous commits
alias jh="jj log -r 'ancestors(heads(all()), 3)'"
alias jrb="jj rebase"
# 'branching' bookmark work
alias jb="jj bookmark"
alias jbm="jj bookmark set main"
# remote work
alias jrv="jj git remote list"
alias jp="jj git push"