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You 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 bee
by stouset 2y ago
You 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.