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jj is a Git-compatible version control system that is both simple and powerful. See the installation instructions to get started.

Release highlights

• Per-repo and per-workspace config is now stored outside the repo, for security reasons. This is not a breaking change because we automatically migrate legacy repos to this new format. .jj/repo/config.toml and .jj/workspace-config.toml should no longer be used.

Breaking changes

• The minimum supported git command version is now 2.41.0. macOS users will need to either upgrade "Developer Tools" to 26 or install Git from e.g. Homebrew.

• Deprecated ui.always-allow-large-revsets setting and all: revset modifier have been removed.

• <name>@<remote> revset symbols can also be resolved to remote tags. Tags are prioritized ahead of bookmarks.

• Legacy placeholder support used for unset user.name or user.email has been removed. Commits containing these values will now be pushed with jj git push without producing an error.

• If any side of a conflicted file is missing a terminating newline, then the materialized file in the working copy will no longer be terminated by a newline.

Deprecations

• The revset function diff_contains() has been renamed to diff_lines().

New features

• jj git fetch now shows details of abandoned commits (change IDs and descriptions) by default, matching the jj abandon output format. #3081

• jj workspace root now accepts an optional --name argument to show the root path of the specified workspace (defaults to the current one). When given a workspace that was created before this release, it errors out.

• jj git push --bookmark <name> will now automatically track the bookmark if it isn't tracked with any remote already.

• Add git_web_url([remote]) template function that converts a git remote URL to a web URL, suitable for opening in a browser. Defaults to the "origin" remote.

• New divergent() revset function for divergent changes.

• String pattern values in revsets and templates can now be substituted by aliases. For example, grep(x) = description(regex:x) now works.

• A new config option remotes.<name>.auto-track-created-bookmarks behaves similarly to auto-track-bookmarks, but it only applies to bookmarks created locally. Setting it to "*" is now the closest replacement for the deprecated git.push-new-bookmarks option.

• jj tag list can now be filtered by revset.

• Conflict markers will use LF or CRLF as the line ending according to the contents of the file. #7376

• New experimental jj git fetch --tag flag to fetch tags in the same way as bookmarks. If specified, tags won't be fetched implicitly, and only tags matching the pattern will be fetched as <name>@<remote> tags. The fetched remote tags will be tracked by the local tags of the same name.

• New remote_tags() revset function to query remote tags.

• New builtin hyperlink() template function that gracefully falls back to text when outputting to a non-terminal, instead of emitting raw OSC 8 escape codes.

Fixed bugs

• jj git init --colocate now refuses to run inside a Git worktree, providing a helpful error message with alternatives. #8052

• jj git push now ensures that tracked remote bookmarks are updated even if there are no mappings in the Git fetch refspecs. #5115

• jj git fetch/push now forwards most of git stderr outputs such as authentication requests. #5760

• Conflicted bookmarks and tags in trunk() will no longer generate verbose warnings. The configured trunk() alias will temporarily be disabled. #8501

• Dynamic shell completion for jj config unset now only completes configuration options which are set. #7774

• Dynamic shell completion no longer attempts to resolve aliases at the completion position. This previously prevented a fully-typed alias from being accepted on some shells and replaced it entirely with its expansion on bash. Now, the completion will only resolve the alias, and suggest candidates accordingly, after the cursor has been advanced to the next position. #7773

Contributors

Thanks to the people who made this release happen!

• Benjamin Davies (@Benjamin-Davies)
• Bryce Berger (@bryceberger)
• Chris Rose (@offbyone)
• Daniel Morsing (@DanielMorsing)
• David Fröhlingsdorf (@2079884FDavid)
• David Higgs (@higgsd)
• David Rieber (@drieber)
• Federico G. Schwindt (@fgsch)
• Gaëtan Lehmann (@glehmann)
• George Christou (@gechr)
• itstrivial
• Jeff Turner (@jefft)
• Jonas Greitemann (@jgreitemann)
• Jonas Helgemo (@jonashelgemo)
• Joseph Lou (@josephlou5)
• Kaiyi Li (@06393993)
• Lukas Wirth (@Veykril)
• Martin von Zweigbergk (@martinvonz)
• Matt Stark (@matts1)
• Paul Smith (@paulsmith)
• Pavan Kumar Sunkara (@pksunkara)
• Philip Metzger (@PhilipMetzger)
• Remo Senekowitsch (@senekor)
• Sami Jawhar (@sjawhar)
• Scott Taylor (@scott2000)
• Simone Cattaneo (@simonecattaneo91)
• Steve Klabnik (@steveklabnik)
• tom (@lecafard)
• Vincent Ging Ho Yim (@cenviity)
• _WD_ (@0WD0)
• xtqqczze (@xtqqczze)
• Yuya Nishihara (@yuja)
• yz (@yzheng453)