jj-redo

jj redo

jj redo restores the repository to the operation that the most recent jj undo undid. It is the counterpart of `jj undo`. Repeated `jj undo` and `jj redo` walk backward and forward through that undo/redo stack, similar to Undo/Redo in a text editor.The command records a new operation whose description starts with `redo: restore to operation`. `jj undo` and `jj redo` keep separate stacks. If the current operation is not an undo (and not already a redo of an undo), `jj redo` fails with `Nothing to redo`.`jj op revert` is not treated as an undo, so it does not create something `jj redo` can replay. Use `jj op log` to see undo and redo entries. Use `jj op restore` when you want a specific operation by ID rather than the next redo step.

Subcommand of jj. There is nothing to redo until at least one `jj undo` has been recorded. Redo does not reverse side effects outside the repo (for example a `jj git push`). Cannot redo a merge of concurrent operations.

jj(1), jj-undo(1), jj-operation-log(1), jj-operation-restore(1), jj-operation-revert(1)

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