jj-absorb
Move changes into the appropriate ancestor commits automatically
TLDR
Absorb working copy changes into ancestor commits
$ jj absorb
Absorb only specific file paths$ jj absorb [file1] [file2]
Absorb from a specific source revision$ jj absorb --from [revision]
Absorb into a specific set of destination revisions$ jj absorb --into [revset]
SYNOPSIS
jj absorb [options] [filesets...]
DESCRIPTION
jj absorb splits changes in the source revision and moves each change to the closest mutable ancestor where the corresponding lines were last modified. This is useful for fixing up a series of commits without manual rebasing.If the destination revision cannot be determined unambiguously for a change, that change is left in the source revision. The source revision is abandoned if all changes are absorbed and it has no description.The modifications made by absorb can be reviewed with `jj op show -p`.
PARAMETERS
-f, --from REVSET
Source revision to absorb from (default: @).-t, --into REVSETS
Destination revisions to absorb into (default: mutable()). Only ancestors of the source are considered.-R, --repository PATH
Path to repository to operate on.--ignore-working-copy
Don't snapshot or update the working copy.--ignore-immutable
Allow rewriting immutable commits.
SEE ALSO
jj(1), jj-squash(1), git-absorb(1)
