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Any tips for a magit fan who wants a positive second experience with jj? I’m used to sorting through the changes I have made and making separate commits for ea

Any tips for a magit fan who wants a positive second experience with jj? I’m used to sorting through the changes I have made and making separate commits for each unrelated one (eg bug fix for several files, some WIP work, other parts actually done and ready to be “shipped”/reviewed)? Do I need a better workflow? Should I just be using the command line?

fxmc 1y ago
I came from magit and completely switched to jj for the much easier handling of sets of changes that you describe. jjui (https://github.com/idursun/jjui https://github.com/idursun/jjui) made this a lot faster and more enjoyable.
- nchmy 1y ago
  This x1000. Jjui is beautiful