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I mean 10% and 10x metaphorically, the point being jj is much much much much better than Git. But I wouldn't be surprised if a dev can go from zero to being abl

I mean 10% and 10x metaphorically, the point being jj is much much much much better than Git. But I wouldn't be surprised if a dev can go from zero to being able to do complex history editing in jj, 10x faster than the same in Git.

usrbinbash 2y ago
> the point being jj is much much much much better than Git. And I'll happily repeat: By what metric is it "better"? So far, I have heard your opinion, not metrics.