jj-file

jj file subcommand [options]

jj file groups file operations in a Jujutsu repository: listing, showing, searching, annotating, tracking, and changing the executable bit. Most subcommands take a fileset and default to the working-copy commit (@). Use -r / --revision on annotate, chmod, list, search, and show to operate on another revision.Unlike Git, the working copy is a first-class commit, so these commands read and update that commit rather than an index. New files are tracked automatically unless snapshot.auto-track is narrowed; track and untrack then become the manual controls.

annotate PATH

Show the source change for each line of a file.

Set or clear the executable bit. MODE is x (executable) or n (non-executable).

List files in a revision (default: working-copy commit @).

Search file contents for a string pattern.

Print file contents from a revision.

Start tracking specified paths in the working copy.

Stop tracking specified paths. They must already be ignored.

Subcommand of jj. untrack only accepts paths that are already ignored (for example by `.gitignore`). search is an early command and does not search files concurrently. Template syntax is Jujutsu-specific; see `jj help -k templates`.

jj(1), jj-file-list(1), jj-file-show(1), jj-file-search(1), jj-file-annotate(1), jj-diff(1)

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