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cli: add --create to branch set to upsert branches #3585

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@Cretezy Cretezy commented Apr 28, 2024

Fixes #3584. Awaiting final decision on approach in the issue to remove draft status.

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@Cretezy Cretezy marked this pull request as ready for review April 28, 2024 19:05
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khionu commented Apr 29, 2024

What's the purpose of this? branch create can already take -r

Found #3584, advocated for --allow-new over --create for mindset reasons.

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Looks good to me - the diff is shorter than I expected, but that's because set_local_branch_target already performs an upsert. I haven't contributed to jj in a while so I'll let someone else approve (in particular, I can't tell if this particular --create argument is the way the project wants to go, or if we should use another name).

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yuja commented Apr 30, 2024

Found #3584, advocated for --allow-new over --create for mindset reasons.

I also like --allow-new or --allow-create because this option is noop if the branch already exists.

It might be also good to rename the current typo-safe version and add new create-or-update "set", but I'm not sure.
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FR: Upsert branch (update branch or create if it does not exist)
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