jj-operation-log

jj operation log [options]

jj operation log (alias jj op log) lists the operation log. Jujutsu records every mutating command as an operation, which is what jj undo, jj operation restore, and jj operation revert walk.Like other jj commands, jj op log snapshots the working copy and reconciles divergent operations. To inspect the log without that mutation, use jj --at-op=@ --ignore-working-copy op log.IDs from this log are the arguments to jj operation show, jj operation diff, jj operation restore, and jj --at-operation.

-n, --limit N

Maximum number of operations to show (after topological order, before reverse).

Show older operations first.

Flat list instead of a graph.

Render each operation with a template expression.

Show repository changes at each operation.

Show patches of modified changes (implies --op-diff).

For each path, show only whether it was modified, added, or deleted.

Show a histogram of the changes.

Restrict operation diffs to matching revisions.

Display help information.

Subcommand of jj. The log is retained according to repo gc settings; old operations can disappear after jj util gc or jj operation abandon. Default output is newest-first. --patch on a long log is expensive.

jj-operation(1), jj-operation-show(1), jj-operation-diff(1), jj-undo(1), jj-log(1), jj(1)

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