Good question. There is no command to do that, yet it would be easy to add one.
ASGW2I5RL242ICSNLCNEJW3ACBZUC2B2E2Q4S6BQO6ZKQCC5B3WQC
VWJ2JL63I5OYZ2HS3N4EKM5TW7HRAF5U3OAHDQIVZINIO73IAE7AC
Here you go! Thanks for the suggestion.
Using this command on the pijul repo, it lists the given hash at the end. (self-dependent?)
$ pijul dependents FAOGX7G36
MMQCFCIE6XK64R3QDV3ZSPAD3POWLKHZ2ZPUJP326FDLZROSYOCQC
AHAXT26RD6V64L2ZSWNW3HKEJ4RV26ISL4PYFP3IGC4EVJM5U3IAC
OXZVZDQZEVP7NV3HS6HK5QA7RUD35ODVQ3LL7PWJHTS7DEFM3XTAC
T7YIRFWDA75AC2JSWVVAIDK6J5ICOGYHTGZNGLTJU6SIGXKUGCLQC
YPMGKDPC2ZTBAYKCF57TRLLF6OBHYDHF6LX3KKC35HYEAX2W3XXAC
FAOGX7G362OSLMKTQLQ3S3XMGKACNRAIV2VRURS5QJRHDF577BHQC
I am wanting to unrecord everything dependent on one change.
Using
pijul help unrecord
, I found out that you have to list all the changes.I can find no way to list all the changes that depend on a change.