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Jujutsu: A Next Generation Replacement for Git

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94 points vincent_s | 1 comments | 08 Jul 24 20:00 UTC | HN request time: 0.207s | source
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v3ss0n ◴[09 Jul 24 12:24 UTC] No.40915255[source]▶
This getting spammed but developers .. they are afraid to change from git . Mercurial was much better than git in workflow and architecture wise and nobody care enough due to GitHub popularity. This will go the same , as well as sapling.
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stouset ◴[09 Jul 24 13:28 UTC] No.40915891[source]▶
As a counterpoint, jj has extremely good git interoperability.

I and another teammate have switched over for several months and nobody on our team needs to know or care.

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v3ss0n ◴[10 Jul 24 07:43 UTC] No.40924561[source]▶
Good for you that you have only one team mate. I have 15 of them at varying skill levels. As organization grew bigger Murphy laws kicks in. We love mercurial but we have to change because the whole world had move to git and developer need to learn two different collaboration tools and then even mercurial hg-git ext works well we have to move away from it.
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1. steveklabnik ◴[10 Jul 24 18:31 UTC] No.40929886[source]▶
Your teammates don't have to care. That is the point. It's only a thing on your local computer. The team sees all the normal stuff they'd see if you used git.