See the log tree starting with the current commit (inclusive)

[Kinrany]

The naive answer is jj log -r @.., but that is of course wrong because the @ in @.. is excluded. So the answer that I expect to work is jj log -r @-...

However in practice this includes other subtrees.

Example:

#### First, set log output to make these clearer
$ jj config set --repo templates.log 'separate(" ", change_id.short(6), description)'


#### Default graph
$ jj log

○  xxtquo grandchild 3 commit
│ ○  nywmrm grandchild 2 commit
├─╯
○  rptlol child 2 commit
│ ○  ynxlwr grandchild commit
│ ○  wxwyvk child commit
├─╯
@  novuov current commit
│ ○  ouxwur sibling commit
├─╯
○  qvsznn parent commit
○  rovsxv root commit
◆  zzzzzz


#### Full graph
$ jj log -r ..

○  xxtquo grandchild 3 commit
│ ○  nywmrm grandchild 2 commit
├─╯
○  rptlol child 2 commit
│ ○  ynxlwr grandchild commit
│ ○  wxwyvk child commit
├─╯
@  novuov current commit
│ ○  ouxwur sibling commit
├─╯
○  qvsznn parent commit
○  rovsxv root commit
│
~


# Subtree of current commit (inclusive)
$ jj log -r @-..

○  xxtquo grandchild 3 commit
│ ○  nywmrm grandchild 2 commit
├─╯
○  rptlol child 2 commit
│ ○  ynxlwr grandchild commit
│ ○  wxwyvk child commit
├─╯
@  novuov current commit
│
~

○  ouxwur sibling commit
│
~

We can see that the sibling commit is being included. Huh?

[scott2000]

You might want jj log -r @::, which shows @ and all of its descendants. This is different from @-.., which instead shows "commits which are not ancestors of @-".

[Kinrany]

Thank you!

Full revset docs: https://jj-vcs.github.io/jj/latest/revsets/#operators