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While the discussion to rename jj backout is still ongoing and no firm decisions have been made, I'm preparing for the outcome that my preferred name of jj revert is not chosen as the replacement.
To that end, I tried to alias jj backout to jj revert, and was unable to:
$ jj revert
Not a real subcommand; consider `jj backout` or `jj restore`
$ jj config set --user aliases.revert '["backout"]'
$ jj status
Warning: Cannot define an alias that overrides the built-in command 'revert'
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While the discussion to rename
jj backout
is still ongoing and no firm decisions have been made, I'm preparing for the outcome that my preferred name ofjj revert
is not chosen as the replacement.To that end, I tried to alias
jj backout
tojj revert
, and was unable to:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: