> ...making small and tightly-focused branches that are easy to review and merge is very important. > This is where jj excels. Especially if you find yourself

> ...making small and tightly-focused branches that are easy to review and merge is very important. > This is where jj excels. Especially if you find yourself often doing large chunks of work between convenient checkpoints, but you still want to create commits as if this work was all done in tiny and discrete chunks. This is exactly how I like to use git. Sounds like I should be recommending jj to colleagues who struggle with this approach.