jj-rebase

moves commits to a new base in Jujutsu

TLDR

Rebase current change onto destination

$ jj rebase -d [destination]

Rebase specific revision

$ jj rebase -r [revision] -d [destination]

Rebase current branch onto main

$ jj rebase -b @ -d main

Insert revision after destination

$ jj rebase -r [revision] -A [destination]

SYNOPSIS

jj rebase [options]

DESCRIPTION

jj rebase moves commits to a new base in Jujutsu. If none of -b, -s, or -r is specified, defaults to -b @ (rebase current branch). Conflicts are recorded in commits and can be resolved later.

PARAMETERS

-r, --revisions rev

Rebase only the specified revisions, filling holes by rebasing descendants onto their parents.

-s, --source rev

Rebase this revision and all its descendants as a subtree.

-b, --branch rev

Rebase whole branch including ancestors not shared with the destination.

-d, --destination rev

Destination to rebase onto.

-A, --insert-after rev

Insert rebased revisions after target, rebasing target's descendants onto them.

-B, --insert-before rev

Insert rebased revisions before target by rebasing onto target's parents.