I need to deal with more github than I care to admit and this tool
allows me to eliminate some visits to that dysfunctional behemoth.

As the name says it integrates nicely with jj, unlike the github-cli.
It also does not come with baked-in telemetry.

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Description:
jj tools for working with GitHub PRs from your terminal.

- Create PRs locally from your preferred editor, for any revision ID
- Intelligently supports stacked PRs by choosing the correct base if
  the revision has an ancestor bookmark for which an open PR exists
- Enable auto-merge for a PR by its revision ID, without having to know
  or find its PR number (e.g. jj pr auto-merge zqxy)
- Create local bookmarks for PRs, including across forks
  (e.g. jj pr fetch 1234 && jj new pr-1234/..., useful for testing PRs)
- Show PR metadata like number and CI status in commit graph
  (e.g. jj pr log)
- Interactively re-stack PRs (update PR base branch based on local
  revision graph shape)

All from the comfort of your terminal, without touching GitHub's web UI.

Maintainer: Theo Buehler <tb@openbsd.org>

WWW: https://github.com/mrjones2014/jj-gh

• jj-gh.tgz (28K)