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> The auto add feature is configurable these days though, so if you don’t like it, you can turn it off. That's one of the workarounds I had in mind. :) This w
by dsissitka 2y ago
> The auto add feature is configurable these days though, so if you don’t like it, you can turn it off.
That's one of the workarounds I had in mind. :)
This week I've had to work with CSVs, SQLite databases, and video in... six... different formats. Some goes in the repo, some doesn't.
It seems like my choices are:
- Disable it in the repo's .jj/repo/config.toml.
- Get people that don't like it to turn it off.
- Get people to do their exploratory coding in a gitignored directory.
It feels like any choice I make is going to be met with resistance.
- stouset 2y agoYou don’t have to convert your team to use jj. So there’s nobody to resist but yourself. For me, writing temporary output to a gitignored tmp directory has been trivial. And I do exploratory coding in a separate branch. Just because it’s part of the repo doesn’t mean it needs to get pushed.
- dsissitka 2y ago> You don’t have to convert your team to use jj. So there’s nobody to resist but yourself. Currently, sure. I was more thinking about it as a possible Git successor.