jj-file-search

jj file search [options] --pattern PATTERN [filesets...]

jj file search prints each line that matches the given pattern, prefixed by the file path. It searches the tree of a revision (default @), not an on-disk working tree that may include untracked files.Patterns use the same string-pattern syntax as revsets. Omit the kind to treat the pattern as a regular expression. For a glob, the whole line must match, so wrap the text: `--pattern 'glob:*foo*'`. See the revsets documentation for the full pattern language.

-p, --pattern PATTERN

Pattern to search for on a single line. Uses Jujutsu string-pattern syntax (`kind:pattern`). The kind defaults to regex when omitted.

Only search files matching these prefixes. Default: all files in the revision.

Revision to search (default: working-copy commit @).

Print only paths of files that contain a match, not the matched lines.

Prefix each matched line with its 1-based line number within the file.

Subcommand of jj. --pattern is required. This is an early version of the command and does not search files concurrently. Glob patterns match the entire line, not a substring.

jj-file(1), jj-file-list(1), grep(1), git-grep(1), jj(1)

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