jj-git-export

jj git export [options]

jj git export writes Jujutsu bookmarks and tags into the backing Git repository as Git refs.Jujutsu stores its own view of bookmarks separately from Git. Export copies that view into the Git store so git commands, Git hosting tools, and other consumers of `.git` see the same branch and tag tips. The reverse direction is jj git import.In a colocated workspace (the default for jj git init / jj git clone), every jj command already imports and exports Git refs, so jj git export does nothing unless you pass --ignore-working-copy. In a non-colocated workspace the Git store is hidden under `.jj` and will stay stale until you export (and import) explicitly.Use jj git colocation status to see which mode the workspace is in.

--ignore-working-copy

Do not snapshot or update the working copy. In a colocated workspace, jj git export is otherwise a no-op because export already runs automatically; this flag forces an export.

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Subcommand of jj. Requires the Git backend. Export does not push to a remote; use jj git push for that. Refs that Git updated since the last import are not overwritten. Commits created by Jujutsu may carry extra Git ref prefixes under `refs/jj/` to keep them reachable for Git GC.

jj-git-import(1), jj-git-colocation(1), jj-git-push(1), jj-git(1), jj(1)

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