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jj-edit

sets the working copy to a specific revision for editing

TLDR

Edit specific revision

$ jj edit [revision]
copy
Edit parent of current revision
$ jj edit @-
copy

SYNOPSIS

jj edit revision

DESCRIPTION

jj edit sets the working copy to a specific revision for editing. The working copy becomes a child of the specified revision, allowing you to modify it. Changes are automatically recorded in the revision being edited.

SEE ALSO

jj(1), jj-new(1), jj-checkout(1)

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