jjjj
I saw a blog post about a jujutsu wrapper called jjj (for jujutsu jump) today,
and I figured that we couldn't just stop there.
After all, what if you want to run jjj on multiple revisions at once?
Introducing jjjj (jujutsu jump jobs):
#!/bin/bash
cmd="${1:-show}"
selected=$(
jj log -r 'all()' --color=always \
| fzf \
--min-height=15 \
--cycle \
--ansi \
--multi \
--prompt "jj $cmd> "
) || exit 0
revs=$(echo "$selected" | awk '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) if(length($i)>=7){print $i; next}}') #' have another quote so that the syntax highlighting recovers
# https://superuser.com/questions/284187/how-to-iterate-over-lines-in-a-variable-in-bash
while IFS= read -r r || [[ -n "$r" ]]; do
jj "$cmd" -r "$r" "${@:2}"
done < <(printf '%s' "$revs")This can be run just like jjj, but now you can select multiple revisions at once using the Tab key and run your jj command on each of them.
(By the way, I needed to replace $@ with ${@:2} here and in the original jjj script to prevent the first argument from being inserted twice.)