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You have to look at it from the workflow side not compare the tool on your current git workflow. Check out https://www.stacking.dev https://www.stacking.dev for
by jFriedensreich 6mo ago
You have to look at it from the workflow side not compare the tool on your current git workflow. Check out https://www.stacking.dev https://www.stacking.dev for a description of stacked commits, which is more the everyday workflow on jj than the octopus in this article.
- codethief 6mo ago> If using a tool doesn't speak to you, git is adding more support for stacking every day. The new --update-refs option lets you update a stack with fewer rebases; however, parts of the stacking process are still tedious (i.e. opening PRs on GitHub or any other provider). This doesn't seem to be entirely up-to-date: http://github.github.com/gh-stack http://github.github.com/gh-stack
- jFriedensreich 6mo agono ignore the tools mentioned the page is just a timeless summary of the workflow