JJ is brilliant. I reluctantly moved to git from mercurial when host-after-host dropped mercurial support. git is a user-hostile POS that I never got used to.

JJ is brilliant. I reluctantly moved to git from mercurial when host-after-host dropped mercurial support. git is a user-hostile POS that I never got used to. A thousand needless complications including nightmare merges, and an inscrutable command interface. JJ eliminates all the git bullshit. Some incredible features: * Merges never fail as conflicts are a first class feature. You can come back and resolve them at any time. * You can reset the state of the repo to any particular point in history as JJ maintains a complete operations history. * You can insert new changes anywhere and deal with the repercussions at leisure. I started with Steve's tutorial but found it a bit wordy. So I used Gemini to produce a simple guide for me with: "You are an expert at DVCS systems like JJ. Act as my guide for the system and answer my questions with simple cookbook-style recipes." I have been using JJ for a month and am never going back to git. It is such a pleasure to work with a DVCS that you don't have to fight at every turn.