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Those are usually in your gitignore, right? Also, this behavior (automatically tracking) is configurable. I thought I would hate it but I actually really like

• stavros 2y ago
  Yeah they usually are, I'm sure it's great because I add files more often than I ignore, but I need to be careful with the temporary files I write left and right in the repo dir during development.
  • stouset 2y ago
    Why? You can easily remove them if they’re accidentally added.
    • stavros 2y ago
      Just because I might not remember/notice, and I don't want sensitive data to be committed by accident if I put an env var on disk for some reason.
      • stouset 2y ago
        If you check `jj status` regularly and/or use `jj split` to build up your commits (like `git add -p`) then you’ll notice. They might end up in your local repo (until a gc) at worst.
        • stavros 2y ago
          Ah, that's not too bad then, thank you!