lazyjj

The Log tab allows you to navigate the jj log and perform change management operations.

The Commander struct is the primary interface for executing jj commands from within lazyjj. It manages command execution, handles output, and maintains a history of executed commands.

Key capabilities include:

• Executing jj commands with specific color and quiet settings.
• Recording command history in command_history for logging or auditing.
• Setting environment variables for specific commands using set_env.
• Managing terminal width for secondary programs (like diff tools) via limit_width.
• Verifying that the installed jj version is compatible (minimum version 0.33.0).

use crate::commander::Commander;
use crate::env::Env;

// Assuming env is already initialized
let mut commander = Commander::new(&env);

// Set an environment variable for the next command
commander.set_env("MY_VAR", "my_value");

// Execute a jj command and get the stdout as a String
let output = commander.execute_jj_command(vec!["status"], true, true)?;

// Execute a command where you don't need the output
commander.execute_void_jj_command(vec!["git", "init", "--colocate"])?;

lazyjj can be configured using your existing jj configuration file (user or repo config). The following options are available:

Note on fallbacks:

• If lazyjj.diff-format is unset, it uses ui.diff.format.
• If lazyjj.diff-tool is unset, it uses ui.diff.tool.
• If lazyjj.bookmark-prefix is unset, it uses git.push-bookmark-prefix.

jj config set --user lazyjj.diff-format "color-words"

The RebasePopup is a transient UI component used to select a rebase configuration before executing the command. It allows you to specify how the source revision is selected (the 'cut' part) and how the target revision is handled (the 'paste' part).

Rebase Configuration Options

Source Mode (Cut Options):

• -s: Include this change and all its descendants.
• -b: Include the whole branch.
• -r: Only move this single revision.

Target Mode (Paste Options):

• -d: Rebase onto the target as a new branch.
• -A: Rebase after the target.
• -B: Rebase before the target.

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Selection: s, b, r for source modes; d, Shift+A, Shift+B for target modes.
• Actions: Enter to execute the rebase, Esc or q to cancel the operation.

// Visual representation of the popup:
// ~~~
//    Source   (zsztoxlv)
//    ( ) -s this and descendants
//    ( ) -b whole branch
//    (*) -r only one change moves
//    Target @ (umrpslui)
//    (*) -d rebase onto @ as new branch
//    ( ) -A rebase after @
//    ( ) -B rebase before @
//
// Esc: Cancel    Enter: Rebase
// ~~~