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it’s great that jj just looks like you use git to other people, so doesn’t inconvenience them. how does it work the other way? if i’m using jj, and my colleagu
by currymj 2y ago
it’s great that jj just looks like you use git to other people, so doesn’t inconvenience them.
how does it work the other way? if i’m using jj, and my colleagues are using git, how does it cope? in particular what if they are using git in a really depraved way (like just add all files and always commit everything, etc.)?
- steveklabnik 2y ago> how does it cope? You're both operating on git repositories, so there's no issues. You can think of jj as an alternate git client.