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I was referring to tutorial(s), which refer to commits just by hashes. It is very hard to read for me. While git is nearly universal, my concern was about leani

by Svoka 1y ago

I was referring to tutorial(s), which refer to commits just by hashes. It is very hard to read for me. While git is nearly universal, my concern was about leaning jj and what it is useful for, what are its limitation etc.

nchmy 1y ago
But in jj you can refer to commits, changes etc by the shortest unique substring in its hash, and it automatically highlights what that is sjenfidb skeifixu These could be referred to as sj and sk. And their associated git commit hash might be 2748dn49 48jdj40r Would be 2 and 4 Again, the output highlights those unique prefixes. But there's also jjui, which is an incredible TUI for jj. Makes everything even simpler and efficient than it already was. https://github.com/idursun/jjui https://github.com/idursun/jjui