Marty Oehme
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`jed` allows editing the 'latest' (i.e. most recent, timewise) change we can reach following the descendants of the current working copy. In essence, this allows us to quickly jump to the head of whatever branch we are on. Similarly, `jet` goes to the newest descendant of the 'trunk' branch (i.e. generally 'master' or 'main'). And `jel` just goes to the newest commit in general out of all commits in the repo. These have a lot of overlap and I might end up removing the latter two if I am not using them much, which may be the case. |
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