No, git is not going away. It's not radically rejected. To the contrary, Jiujutsu builds upon git, and remains backwards-compatible, within reason. It's like u

No, git is not going away. It's not radically rejected. To the contrary, Jiujutsu builds upon git, and remains backwards-compatible, within reason. It's like using Zig instead of C. You get a much better, handier tool, but you can interact with C very easily, transparently. You can mix and match. Things like Monotone and Darcs were exquisite research projects, they tested many important ideas, but could not hope to become the standard. Jiujutsu does have this chance.