jj-operation-integrate

jj operation integrate operation

jj operation integrate (alias jj op integrate) makes an existing operation part of the operation log. By default, Jujutsu integrates every mutating command automatically. Integration can be skipped with the global --no-integrate-operation flag, or fail to complete after an internal error. This command is how you attach such an operation afterwards.When --no-integrate-operation is given, the command still creates an operation object, but it is not linked into the log and the working copy is not updated. The command prints the resulting operation ID. Pass that ID to jj --at-op to inspect the resulting repo state, to jj op restore to make that state current, or to jj op integrate to append it to the log.Running jj op integrate on an operation that is already visible in jj op log has no effect. --no-integrate-operation does not suppress side effects outside the repo; for example jj git push --no-integrate-operation still performs the push.

OPERATION

The operation to integrate. The ID is printed by a command that ran with --no-integrate-operation, or recovered after an interrupted/failed integrate.

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Subcommand of jj. The operation must already exist as an object; this command does not create one. Integrating does not undo or redo work — it only links the operation into the log. Side effects that already happened (network, working-copy writes from the original command) are not replayed or rolled back.

jj-operation(1), jj-operation-log(1), jj-operation-restore(1), jj-operation-show(1), jj(1)

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