>A commit is really about, well, committing that these are exactly the right lines of code I intended to write. That would be a ‘change’ in jj. A commit in jj

>A commit is really about, well, committing that these are exactly the right lines of code I intended to write. That would be a ‘change’ in jj. A commit in jj is more like SQL than git; it's the end of a transaction, not a value judgement.