jj-pr-workspace-flow

Isolating PR review changes without altering your main jj workspace is done by bootstrapping a temporary fix-* workspace. The script resolves the target PR or bookmark, exports environment variables for your downstream tasks, and deletes the temporary directory upon completion.

Yes, you can use a disposable jj workspace to fix PR comments without disturbing your current bookmark work. It automatically resolves the PR context, applies your fixes in isolation, and cleans up the temporary directory when finished.

Yes, automating pull request workspace creation requires both the jj and gh CLI tools installed. The script validates your gh CLI authentication before creating the workspace, resolving the PR context, and exporting environment variables for downstream tasks.

The best way to handle bookmark-driven development in an isolated jj environment is running a setup script with your target bookmark. It bootstraps a unique fix-* workspace, resolves the bookmark context, and automatically deletes the temporary directory after your task completes.

Temporary workspace cleanup after resolving PR feedback in Jujutsu happens automatically upon task completion. The script bootstraps the fix-* workspace, resolves the target PR, and deletes the temporary directory automatically so your main workspace state remains undisturbed.

Your jj workspace state needs to update before fixing pull request comments to ensure the isolated fix-* workspace correctly syncs with the target PR or bookmark. This validation guarantees the exported environment variables accurately reflect the resolved context for downstream tasks.