It does a good job in simple scenarios. It breaks down often. I've seen plenty of horribly botched merges and rebases that took many hours to fix up. We learn

It does a good job in simple scenarios. It breaks down often. I've seen plenty of horribly botched merges and rebases that took many hours to fix up. We learn to work around this by adapting and limiting our workflows. Most devs are just so used to git that a different model like Pijul is hard to reason about or see the benefits of, but improvement is definitely possible.