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I understand git at a pretty deep level. I still very much prefer jujutsu. Its rebase is just so much more powerful than git. I regularly work on top of octopus
by tcoff91 1y ago
I understand git at a pretty deep level. I still very much prefer jujutsu. Its rebase is just so much more powerful than git. I regularly work on top of octopus merges in jj of all my in-review parallel PRs and when I want to rebase them all and the octopus merge and the various anonymous branches on top it takes 1 command. It’s so much more powerful than git it’s crazy.
- krackers 1y agoI've seen this before and I still don't understand. Unless jj comes with some magical conflict resolver, you aren't avoiding the hard part which is merge conflicts. At best you can defer them until you need to deal with them later.