[arccy]

note that bookmarks don't float, unlike git branches, so if your pattern is to produce a lot of commits, you'll want something to keep your jj bookmarks pointing to the top of your pile of commits.

this is less of a problem if you're more into the 1 change == 1 commit workflow.

[pimeys]

There's a very common alias `jj tug` for this case:

  tug = ["bookmark", "move", "--from", "heads(::@- & bookmarks())", "--to", "@-"]

It moves the nearest bookmark to the commit before the current one (which should be your working commit).

[mhitza]

This looks like any other git arcane incantation. If this is a common pattern and jj aims to make things easier, should probably be part of the core commands, no?

[steveklabnik]

It's something that makes a specific workflow easier, a lot of folks that use jj don't necessarily use that workflow.

That doesn't mean it couldn't be a core command someday, but given that the alias works well for people, there's not a ton of reason to make a whole new command. You configure the alias and you're off to the races.

[stavros]

Thanks, I replaced my Frankenstein's monster of a parsing pipeline with this, very useful!

[lima]

There's an experimental-advance-branches feature which helps with that!