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@jnunemaker trying it now. I would much prefer `jj` integration, but I can work with Git. Under #jjvcs, I frequently rewrite commits, and now I feel limited. I also forgot much of my #Git experience because before jj, I was using #sapling. I think I haven't used git in day-to-day since 2-3 years ago!
Anyway, submitted a couple of feedback items to the Conductor team. We'll see how it evolves. I too am finding #conductor productive at the moment.
@steveklabnik.com yes, I experienced this as well. Not as many commits beyond the conflict, but I find conflict resolution in #jjvcs to be superior to #sapling.
On the other hand, I much prefer Sapling's GitHub integration than jj's. Sapling maintains the PR title and description from the first commit's message when `sl push`, and I really liked that.
Everyone excited with #jujutsu. But I do think #sapling has a lot of polish. A fork of #mercurial, with lots of usability thoughts. 😎 And fully #git compatible as well.
Of course, if you want the real MVP, mercurial is still around. All with the design of using a #DVCS that makes sense. 😁
I seem to have found my footing with #Jujutsu, a new frontend for #Git.
The most important change is that my working copy is *committed in the current change* as soon as I run any Jujutsu command.
This means I can't have a file that's lying around while I move commit to commit. I have to split that file into its own commit, and make that commit an ancestor to any place that needs the file. It's an adjustment, sure.
I am also a user of #Sapling. I enjoy Sapling direct GitHub integration.
💚🌿Man I Love (and will miss so much) Fauna🌿💚
#FineFaunart #ceresfauna #hololive #hololiveen #sapling #vtuber #art #digitalart #fanart #keebart
#Jujutsu is a git-compatible #cli for working with repositories. It enables a few different workflows. I have been using #Sapling for a while now and am generally happy with it.
@steveklabnik.com wrote
"What is jj and why should I care?"
https://steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tutorial/introduction/what-is-jj-and-why-should-i-care.html
I enjoyed the "book", but there are missing chapters! Last commit was a month ago. Hopefully, Steve will work on the book again this year.