Jujutsu for everyone

I want to read "Jutustsu for Git experts"

For example, will the committing of conflicts (a good idea I agree), mess up my existing git rerere?

Also I agree that the staged vs unstaged distinction is stupid and should be abolished, but I do like intentionally staging "the parts of the patch I like" while I work with git add -p. Is there a a lightweight way to have such a 2-patch-deep patch set with JJ that won't involve touching timestamps unnecessarily, causing extra rebuilds with stupid build systems?

> Also I agree that the staged vs unstaged distinction is stupid

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> I do like intentionally staging "the parts of the patch I like" while I work with git add -p

is a mysterious perspective to me. I guess with enough $(git worktree && git diff && vi && git apply) it'd be possible to achieve the staging behavior without formally staging anything but yikes

I just checked and it seems that mercurial 7.1 still doesn't believe in $(hg add -p) so presumably that 'worktree' silliness is the only way to interactively add work in their world