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This is funny. I tried it once and didn't see what the benefit was. Then, when I tried to reset it back to normal git, I realized that the devs had not (at the
by NewsaHackO 9mo ago
This is funny. I tried it once and didn't see what the benefit was. Then, when I tried to reset it back to normal git, I realized that the devs had not (at the time) made any clean way to revert it back, just a one-way conversion to jj. I haven't tried it since.
- steveklabnik 9mo agoWhat were you trying to “revert back”? You should have been able to just stop using jj, there’s nothing to revert back to. It’s also possible that I’m misunderstanding what you mean.
- JimDabell 9mo agoJujutsu doesn’t change your Git repository in incompatible ways. It just tracks extra information in the .jj/ directory. There is zero migration needed to revert back to Git – you just start using Git again.