Moving Files Between Workspaces

How to transfer uncommitted changes from one workspace to another.

Use this when you started work in the wrong workspace, want to split changes into multiple branches, or realize changes belong elsewhere.

Using Treq's Move Feature

In the source workspace's Changes tab, select changed files (use Cmd/Ctrl+Click for multiple or Shift+Click for ranges). Right-click and choose Move to Workspace, or click Move. Pick the destination workspace and confirm.

Only uncommitted changes move. Committed changes belong on a different path, such as cherry-pick or moving a commit from the Commits tab.

Recovery

If you moved the wrong files, discard them in the destination and use Undo on that discard toast if you still need the destination copy. The source workspace already lost those working-copy edits when the move succeeded.

If the move created a commit in the destination, delete that commit from the Commits tab. The success toast includes Undo, which restores the abandoned commit while it is still the latest repository operation.

Do not use git stash or the git reflog for this. Treq workspaces share a colocated Jujutsu repo. Undo is a Treq toast action on the operation Treq just recorded.

Commit and Move

To keep a named copy, commit in the source, then use Move commit on the Commits tab to send that commit to another workspace.