A Visual Studio Code extension for the Jujutsu (jj) version control system.
This repository is a fork-oriented build of Jujutsu Kaizen. It keeps the core goal of a native-feeling jj workflow in VS Code, while carrying local changes that may differ from upstream extension behavior.
Notable fork changes include:
- jj-style move actions in the diff gutter toolbar for moving hunks or selected ranges between the Working Copy and parent changes.
- Native VS Code restore/revert gutter actions are left to VS Code itself instead of being duplicated by this extension.
- The development build prepares the native fake editor binary used by interactive jj operations.
When reporting behavior differences, please include whether the issue happens in this fork build or in the upstream extension as well.
The goal of this extension is to bring the great UX of Jujutsu into the VS Code UI. We are currently focused on achieving parity for commonly used features of VS Code's built-in Git extension, such as the various operations possible via the Source Control view.
Here's what you can do so far:
- Track file statuses in the Working Copy
- Monitor file statuses across all parent changes
- View detailed file diffs for Working Copy and parent modifications
- View line-by-line blame
- Create new changes with optional descriptions
- Edit descriptions for Working Copy and parent changes
- Move changes between Working Copy and parents
- Move specific lines from the Working Copy to its parent changes
- Discard changes
- Browse and navigate revision history
- Inspect the Source Control Graph with commit metadata, full commit messages, change stats, and quick hover actions for editing or creating a follow-up change
- Create merge changes
- Undo jj operations or restore to a previous state
- Ensure
jjis installed and available in your system's$PATH, or configure a custom path using thejjk.jjPathsetting
If you encounter any problems, please report them on GitHub!
This project is licensed under the MIT License.