- Use case: Create a new repo  Git command: >    `git init`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj git init [--no-colocate]`  Notes: - Use case: Clone an existing repo  Git command: >    `git clone <source> <destination> [--origin <remote name>]`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj git clone <source> <destination> [--remote <remote name>]`  Notes: There is no support for cloning non-Git repos yet. # TODO: Mention that you might need to do a `jj bookmark track branch` to see# the bookmark in `jj log`.- Use case: Update the local repo with all bookmarks/branches from a remote  Git command: >    `git fetch [<remote>]`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj git fetch [--remote <remote>]`  Notes: There is no support for fetching into non-Git repos yet. # TODO: This only affects tracked branches now.- Use case: Update a remote repo with all bookmarks/branches from the local repo  Git command: >    `git push --all [<remote>]`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj git push --all [--remote <remote>]`  Notes: There is no support for pushing from non-Git repos yet. - Use case: Update a remote repo with a single bookmark from the local repo  Git command: >    `git push <remote> <bookmark name>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj git push --bookmark <bookmark name> [--remote <remote>]`  Notes: There is no support for pushing from non-Git repos yet. - Use case: Add a remote target to the repo  Git command: >    `git remote add <remote> <url>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj git remote add <remote> <url>`  Notes: - Use case: Show summary of current work and repo status  Git command: >    `git status`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj st`  Notes: - Use case: Show diff of the current change  Git command: >    `git diff HEAD`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj diff`  Notes: - Use case: Show diff of another change  Git command: >    `git diff <revision>^ <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj diff -r <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Show diff from another change to the current change  Git command: >    `git diff <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj diff --from <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Show diff from change A to change B  Git command: >    `git diff A B`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj diff --from A --to B`  Notes: - Use case: Show all the changes in A..B  Git command: >    `git diff A...B`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj diff -r A..B`  Notes: - Use case: Show description and diff of a change  Git command: >    `git show <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj show <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Add a file to the current change  Git command: >    `touch filename; git add filename`  Jujutsu command: >    `touch filename`  Notes: - Use case: Remove a file from the current change  Git command: >    `git rm filename`  Jujutsu command: >    `rm filename`  Notes: - Use case: >    Remove a previously tracked file from the current change, but keep it in the working    copy  Git command: >    `git rm --cached filename`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj file untrack filename`  Notes: >    File name must match an ignore pattern to remain untracked. See    [the documentation for working copies](working-copy.md#introduction) for    more. - Use case: Modify a file in the current change  Git command: >    `echo stuff >> filename`  Jujutsu command: >    `echo stuff >> filename`  Notes: - Use case: Finish work on the current change and start a new change  Git command: >    `git commit -a`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj commit`  Notes: - Use case: See compact log graph of ancestors of the current commit  Git command: >    `git log --oneline --graph`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj log -r ::@`  Notes: - Use case: See compact log graph of all reachable commits  Git command: >    `git log --oneline --graph --all`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj log -r 'all()'`    or `jj log -r ::`  Notes: >    In a Git-backed Jujutsu repository the Git command will also show all commits preserved by Jujutsu,    including hidden commits. To exclude all commits only preserved by Jujutsu, replace `--all` by `--exclude refs/jj/* --all`.    This will also exclude the Jujutsu-reachable commits though, if they are not Git-reachable. - Use case: Show compact log graph of commits not on the main branch  Git command: >    `git log --oneline --graph --branches --not upstream/main`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj log`  Notes: - Use case: >    Show log of commits that have the string "stuff" in the changed lines,    also known as the "pickaxe" in Git  Git command: >    `git log -G stuff`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj log -r 'diff_lines(regex:stuff)'`  Notes: - Use case: List versioned files in the working copy  Git command: >    `git ls-files --cached`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj file list`  Notes: - Use case: Search among files versioned in the repository  Git command: >    `git grep foo`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj file search --pattern=foo`    or `rg --no-require-git foo`  Notes: - Use case: Abandon the current change and start a new change  Git command: >    `git reset --hard`    (cannot be undone)  Jujutsu command: >    `jj abandon`  Notes: - Use case: Make the current change empty  Git command: >    `git reset --hard`    (same as abandoning a change since Git has no concept of a "change")  Jujutsu command: >    `jj restore`  Notes: - Use case: Abandon the parent of the working copy, but keep its diff in the working copy  Git command: >    `git reset --soft HEAD~`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj squash --from @-`  Notes: - Use case: Discard working copy changes in some files  Git command: >    `git restore <paths>...`    or `git checkout HEAD -- <paths>...`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj restore <paths>...`  Notes: - Use case: Edit description (commit message) of the current change  Git command: Not supported  Jujutsu command: >    `jj describe`  Notes: - Use case: Edit description (commit message) of the previous change  Git command: >    `git commit --amend --only`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj describe @-`  Notes: - Use case: Edit description (commit message) of any change  Git command: >    `git commit --fixup=reword:X; git rebase --autosquash X^`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj describe X`  Notes: - Use case: Temporarily put away the current change  Git command: >    `git stash`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj new @-`  Notes: >    The old working-copy commit remains as a sibling commit.    The old working-copy commit X can be restored with `jj edit X`. - Use case: Start working on a new change based on the <main> bookmark/branch  Git command: >    `git switch -c topic main`    or `git checkout -b topic main`    (may need to stash or commit first)  Jujutsu command: >    `jj new main`  Notes: - Use case: Merge branch A into the current change  Git command: >    `git merge A`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj new @ A`  Notes: - Use case: Check out a named revision (or branch) to examine source  Git command: >    `git checkout v1.0.1`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj new v1.0.1`  Notes: Creates new empty change on top (see `jj new main`) - Use case: Move bookmark/branch A onto bookmark/branch B  Git command: >    `git rebase B A`    (may need to rebase other descendant branches separately)  Jujutsu command: >    `jj rebase -b A -o B`  Notes: - Use case: Move change A and its descendants onto change B  Git command: >    `git rebase --onto B A^ <some descendant bookmark>`    (may need to rebase other descendant bookmarks separately)  Jujutsu command: >    `jj rebase -s A -o B`  Notes: - Use case: Reorder changes from A-B-C-D to A-C-B-D  Git command: >    `git rebase -i A`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj rebase -r C --before B`  Notes: - Use case: Reorder multiple commits at once  Git command: >    `git rebase -i`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj arrange`  Notes: - Use case: Move the diff in the current change into the parent change  Git command: >    `git commit --amend -a`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj squash`  Notes: - Use case: Interactively move part of the diff in the current change into the parent change  Git command: >    `git add -p; git commit --amend`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj squash -i`  Notes: - Use case: Move the diff in the working copy into an ancestor  Git command: >    `git commit --fixup=X; git rebase --autosquash X^`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj squash --into X`  Notes: - Use case:    Interactively move part of the diff in an arbitrary change to another arbitrary    change  Git command: Not supported  Jujutsu command: >    `jj squash -i --from X --into Y`  Notes: - Use case: Interactively split the changes in the working copy in two  Git command: >    `git commit -p`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj split`  Notes: - Use case: Interactively split an arbitrary change in two  Git command: >    Not supported    (can be emulated with the "edit" action in `git rebase -i`)  Jujutsu command: >    `jj split -r <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Interactively edit the diff in a given change  Git command: >    Not supported    (can be emulated with the "edit" action in `git rebase -i`)  Jujutsu command: >    `jj diffedit -r <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Resolve conflicts and continue interrupted operation  Git command: >    `echo resolved > filename; git add filename; git rebase/merge/cherry-pick    --continue`  Jujutsu command: >    `echo resolved > filename; jj squash`  Notes: Operations don't get interrupted, so no need to continue. - Use case: Create a copy of a commit on top of another commit  Git command: >    `git co <destination>; git cherry-pick <source>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj duplicate <source> -o <destination>`  Notes: - Use case: Find the root of the working copy (or check if in a repo)  Git command: >    `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj workspace root`  Notes: - Use case: List bookmarks/branches  Git command: >    `git branch`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj bookmark list`    or `jj b l` for short  Notes: - Use case: Create a bookmark/branch  Git command: >    `git branch <name> <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj bookmark create <name> -r <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Move a bookmark/branch forward  Git command: >    `git branch -f <name> <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj bookmark move <name> --to <revision>`    or `jj b m <name> -t <revision>` for short  Notes: - Use case: Move a bookmark/branch backward or sideways  Git command: >    `git branch -f <name> <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj bookmark move <name> --to <revision> --allow-backwards`  Notes: - Use case: Delete a bookmark/branch  Git command: >    `git branch --delete <name>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj bookmark delete <name>`  Notes: - Use case: List tags  Git command: >    `git tag -l`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj tag list`  Notes: - Use case: Create a tag  Git command: >    `git tag <name> <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj tag set <name> -r <revision>`  Notes: - Use case: Delete a tag  Git command: >    `git tag -d <name>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj tag delete <name>`  Notes: - Use case: List tags that contain a revision (targets are descendants of the revision)  Git command: >    `git tag --contains <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj tag list -r '<revision>::'`  Notes: >    Uses jj's revset language. The `::` postfix operator selects all    descendants of the given revision. - Use case: List tags merged into a revision (targets are ancestors of the revision)  Git command: >    `git tag --merged <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj tag list -r '::<revision>'`  Notes: >    Uses jj's revset language. The `::` prefix operator selects all    ancestors of the given revision. - Use case: See log of operations performed on the repo  Git command: Not supported  Jujutsu command: >    `jj op log`  Notes: - Use case: Undo the last operation  Git command: Not supported  Jujutsu command: >    `jj undo`  Notes: >    There is also a matching `jj redo` command to redo the most recently undone    operation. - Use case: Revert an earlier operation  Git command: Not supported  Jujutsu command: >    `jj op revert`  Notes: - Use case: Create a commit that cancels out a previous commit  Git command: >    `git revert <revision>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj revert -r <revision> -B @`  Notes: - Use case: Show what revision and author last modified each line of a file  Git command: >    `git blame <file>`  Jujutsu command: >    `jj file annotate <path>`  Notes: