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viraptor ◴[09 Jul 24 03:27 UTC] No.40912294[source]▶

How do people work with jujutsu and hacks/secrets? Having no staging feels like a disaster magnet to me where things that should never be published have a chance to be saved and distributed by accident. I consistently have some temporary workarounds / scripts / credentials / logs hanging around my repos while I work on things. I think I'd have to change my approaches significantly to use this safely.

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1. xlii ◴[09 Jul 24 05:25 UTC] No.40912761[source]▶

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In short commit is your stage.

It’s expected that you look at the commits before you push, the same as you do with staging. If you’d just "commit -am" the results would be the same.

And since a commit can branch you can have a multiple (conceptual) stages.

Jujutsu respects gitignore but cannot be told to not track in-file changes. Annoying when your peers commit customization files into the repository.

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