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sepethtoday at 5:57 PM1 replyview on HN

One of the nice things about jujutsu related to this is that when you update a branch, it rebases other branches started off of that branch. I often switch to jj if I want to split my work for easy reviewing, and it works great colocated with a clone created with git.


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yes_but_notoday at 10:22 PM

also jj absorb is amazing, it will move your changes to nearest relevant changes so addressing a thing that might effect different pr s is pretty easy