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The way jj tracks changes isn't a feature you can turn off AFAIK. Maybe you can, but if you can, you shouldn't. This is fundamental to the jj internals and work
by emacsen 2y ago
The way jj tracks changes isn't a feature you can turn off AFAIK. Maybe you can, but if you can, you shouldn't. This is fundamental to the jj internals and workflow.
As someone who also kept a lot of files in their repo that went untracked, it was a small adjustment. Add to my .gitignore, untrack the files, and done.
- stouset 2y agoYou can disable automatically adding untracked files to the repo, but you can't disable it from automatically incorporating changes to tracked files. I believe GP was talking about the former.
- eikenberry 2y agoYes. It was specifically adding untracked files automatically.