gh-edmundmiller-dotfiles-config-claude-plugins-jj/commands/squash.md

allowed-tools, argument-hint, description, model

allowed-tools	argument-hint	description	model
Bash(jj log:*), Bash(jj diff:*), Bash(jj status:*), Bash(jj squash:*)	revision	Merge commits in the stack	claude-haiku-4-5

Context

• Current status: !jj status
• Current commit: !jj log -r @ --no-graph -T 'concat(change_id.short(), ": ", description)'
• Parent commit: !jj log -r @- --no-graph -T 'concat(change_id.short(), ": ", description)'
• Recent stack: !jj log -r 'ancestors(@, 5)' -T 'concat(change_id.short(), ": ", description)' --no-graph

Your Task

Merge commits in the jujutsu stack.

Usage Modes:

1. Default (no argument): Merge current commit (@) into its parent (@-)

   jj squash
   

   This moves all changes from @ into @-, then abandons @.

2. With revision: Merge a specific revision into its parent

   jj squash -r <revision>
   

   Useful for cleaning up a specific commit in the stack.

When to use:

• Multiple WIP commits for the same feature
• Cleaning up incremental work before sharing
• Combining related changes into a single commit
• Fixing typos or small changes that belong in the parent

Workflow:

1. Explain what will be merged (which commits, what changes)
2. Execute the squash operation
3. Show the result with jj log and confirm the changes

Important:

• Squashing is safe - you can undo with jj undo
• Use jj squash -i for interactive mode to select specific changes
• Consider if you should update the description after squashing

Example scenarios:

Scenario 1: Merge current WIP into parent

# Before: @ = "WIP: fix tests", @- = "Add login feature"
jj squash
# After: @ = "Add login feature" (now includes test fixes)

Scenario 2: Merge specific revision

# Merge revision abc123 into its parent
jj squash -r abc123

Scenario 3: Interactive squash

# Choose which changes to move
jj squash -i

Show result: !jj log -r 'ancestors(@, 3)' -T 'concat(change_id.short(), ": ", description)' --no-graph