jj-git
provides Git interoperability for Jujutsu
TLDR
Clone a Git repository
$ jj git clone [url]
Initialize jj in an existing Git repository (colocated)$ jj git init --colocate
Fetch from all remotes$ jj git fetch
Push current branch to remote$ jj git push
Import Git refs into jj$ jj git import
Export jj refs to Git$ jj git export
Add a Git remote$ jj git remote add [name] [url]
SYNOPSIS
jj git subcommand [options]
DESCRIPTION
jj git provides Git interoperability for Jujutsu (jj), a modern version control system. It enables cloning, fetching, pushing, and managing remotes on Git servers.Jujutsu uses Git as its storage backend, so all explicit Git interop commands live under the git subcommand. The init --colocate option allows using jj alongside an existing .git directory, keeping both in sync.
PARAMETERS
clone URL [DESTINATION]
Clone a Git repository and create a jj repo.init [DESTINATION]
Create a new Git-backed jj repository.fetch
Fetch from Git remotes.push
Push to a Git remote.import
Import Git refs (branches, tags) into jj's internal state.export
Export jj refs to Git refs.remote subcommand
Manage Git remotes (add, remove, list, rename).--remote NAME
Specify remote name.--branch BRANCH
Specify branch (for push/fetch).--help
Display help information.
INSTALL
sudo pacman -S jujutsu
sudo apk add jujutsu
sudo zypper install jujutsu
brew install jujutsu
nix profile install nixpkgs#jujutsu
CAVEATS
Subcommand of jj. Requires Git backend. Some Git workflows (e.g., staging area) are handled differently by jj.
SEE ALSO
jj(1), jj-git-push(1), jj-git-clone(1), git(1)
