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One of the nice things about jujutsu related to this is that when you update a branch, it rebases other branches started off of that branch. I often switch to j
by sepeth 2mo ago
One of the nice things about jujutsu related to this is that when you update a branch, it rebases other branches started off of that branch. I often switch to jj if I want to split my work for easy reviewing, and it works great colocated with a clone created with git.
- Scoring6931 2mo agogit rebase --update-refs If one wants to keep it to vanilla git.
- yes_but_no 2mo agoalso jj absorb is amazing, it will move your changes to nearest relevant changes so addressing a thing that might effect different pr s is pretty easy
- sarthak-ag 2mo agoYes, and in fact, JJ is much more than that. One of the other features I use quite heavily is that, in JJ, you can essentially check out multiple branches at the same time by just creating a local merge. JJ will keep your local merge updated as you rebase the branches it builds on. I have written about it here: https://sarthakag.bearblog.dev/from-git-to-jj-jujutsu/ https://sarthakag.bearblog.dev/from-git-to-jj-jujutsu/