I'm far from being an evangelist. I'm trying out jj in one repo out of several and it's far from perfect - but it is useful though, and it does make sense. The

I'm far from being an evangelist. I'm trying out jj in one repo out of several and it's far from perfect - but it is useful though, and it does make sense. The requirement of being able to not commit everything by default is simply not necessary from a logical standpoint; if anything, it is itself evangelism that the git way is the right way. The truth is both work just fine, which has been my point all along.