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What do you mean by "jj clone" ? I assumed it was possible to start using jj on an existing Git repository, and continue using Git (and jj) afterwards. Isn't th
by thu 2y ago
What do you mean by "jj clone" ? I assumed it was possible to start using jj on an existing Git repository, and continue using Git (and jj) afterwards. Isn't this the case ?
- stouset 2y agoIt is. I assume they just mean an existing repo that hasn't had jj bootstrapped in it. Which is trivial, but maybe you just don't want to do it for whatever reason.