I had used jj for only a month before I switched back to git for a particular project at work. I felt that jj was *really* nice, but nothing more.
After returning to vanilla git, I was missing the jj convenience within hours.
After returning to vanilla git, I was missing the jj convenience within hours.
What does that imply?
"Within hours, I found myself being exceedingly cautious about everything. I missed the confidence jj undo gave me. I missed the simplicity of jj new and jj describe."
But when I had to go back to git, I learned that all those little niceties really added up.
it really does seem like we all gonna be using jj soon enough
I recall pijul.org that was another working prototype of better git
and I wonder how much overlap is there in the way they have made the improvements.