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I think I'd love to use Jujutsu, but I enjoy Magit (for Emacs) too much to entertain the thought of switching :/. Besides, Magit rebasing is also pretty sweet.
by _flux 9mo ago
I think I'd love to use Jujutsu, but I enjoy Magit (for Emacs) too much to entertain the thought of switching :/.
Besides, Magit rebasing is also pretty sweet.
- turboponyy 9mo agoSamesies - need a Majjit before I can consider trying it out.
- skulk 9mo agoI used to think like this, but then I realized: jj-mode.el exists[0] and you can still use magic since it's still a git repo underneath. Seriously, don't let this hold you back. [0]: https://github.com/bolivier/jj-mode.el https://github.com/bolivier/jj-mode.el
- _flux 9mo agoI took a look at both, and I think I'd need the jj split function (comparable to staging individual lines) to be implemented in jj-mode to match my use of magit.
- skulk 9mo agoYou can already do this if you just open up your change in magit and repeatedly commit pieces of it. I agree it's not super ergonomic since it leaves an old change behind and it requires using magit on top of jj-mode but it's 90% of the way there.