Working on a side project that I haven't touched in months. I just spent the last 40 mins or so updating dependencies. Fixing some minor issues.
Side note: I have switched to using jj full time. I don't use any of my git tools now. It's not that hard to adapt.
Side note: I have switched to using jj full time. I don't use any of my git tools now. It's not that hard to adapt.
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Was git not ideal for stacked PRs? Or is jj built with stacked PRs as a first principle?
When you create dependent PRs, do you target the parent branch? Do you merge PRs in order or out of order?
My rebase experience (and everything else with git) is optimised to work smoothly with magit (via Emacs). But I understand the barebones frustrations that can be with using git directly.
Although sometimes I’ll just keep a backup branch before a rebase. Just in case I don’t want to go spelunking into git.
I have been considering trying to use it for a new project.