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fj work

Inspect and resume your working context / session

fj work [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Every command also accepts the global flags: --host, --debug, --no-pager, --json-fields.

fj work context

Show the current working context (branch, stack, in-flight changes)

fj work context [OPTIONS]

Options

  • -R, --repo <REPO> — Target repository as <owner>/<name>. Inferred from the git remote when omitted
  • --json — Emit JSON instead of a table (honors the global --json-fields)

fj work resume

Resume a previously saved work session

fj work resume [OPTIONS]

Options

  • -R, --repo <REPO> — Target repository as <owner>/<name>. Inferred from the git remote when omitted
  • --dry-run — Print the planned actions and exit without mutating anything
  • --json — Emit JSON instead of a table (honors the global --json-fields)

fj work continue

Continue the next step of the current work session

fj work continue [OPTIONS]

Options

  • --dry-run — Show which step would advance, without moving the cursor
Contributors
  • Stephen Way