jj allows your commits to stay in a conflicted state until you choose to resolve them. I wrote about this a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47767292
I see. It doesn't deal with the conflict, it just proceeds regardless. I'm curious about how it works internally. Does it do something like commit the conflict and soft reset later?
I see. It doesn't deal with the conflict, it just proceeds regardless. I'm curious about how it works internally. Does it do something like commit the conflict and soft reset later?