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sure, but there are projects that use them already. If jj wants to replace git, it needs to work with people's existing projects without significant changes (id

sure, but there are projects that use them already. If jj wants to replace git, it needs to work with people's existing projects without significant changes (ideally none at all) Changing git hosts happens less frequently than changing clouds, which is infrequent. Changing VCS tools is even less frequent than either of those

aidenn0 1y ago
git doesn't do everything that SVN does, so I don't think that's true.
- verdverm 1y ago
  The development world is much different and entrenched than it was when the move from svn -> git happened. Think of all the tooling, integrations, and automation we use these days. That was not happening 15+ years ago. I don't think svn as an analogy holds much water, tbh
  - aidenn0 1y ago
    Tooling, integrations, and automation (Including CI) were all things we used at my work when we switched from CVS to SVN almost 20 years ago.
    - verdverm 1y ago
      Some people were, yes, but the scale of this has changed in those 20 years as well