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Bookmarks

Bookmarks in Dojo are the equivalent of Git branches — named pointers to specific commits. However, they work slightly differently.

Creating bookmarks

Section titled “Creating bookmarks”
Terminal window
dojo bookmark create my-feature

Listing bookmarks

Section titled “Listing bookmarks”
Terminal window
dojo bookmark list

How bookmarks differ from Git branches

Section titled “How bookmarks differ from Git branches”

In Git, you’re always “on” a branch. In Dojo, bookmarks are just labels that point to commits. You can have multiple bookmarks pointing to the same commit, or no bookmark at all on your working copy.

Bookmarks are primarily used for:

  • Syncing with the server — bookmarks are the unit of push/pull
  • Organizing work — label your changes for easy reference
  • Code review — stacks are associated with bookmarks

Moving bookmarks

Section titled “Moving bookmarks”

Bookmarks move automatically when you create new commits on top of them. You can also move them manually:

Terminal window
dojo bookmark set my-feature --to <commit-id>