I'll have to try it on a blank checkout because once I've run 'jj new' then 'jj st' does something similar to git st, but I had a situation on a fresh checkout where I know I'd saved changes in the IDE, git st showed them, but jj st came up as blank.
It may be that this only happens immediately after jj git init.
But any tool that lies to people is a huge red flag. Because while I can memorize that caveat it's presumptuous to assume that an entire team of people new to a tool will remember a footgun. That's on the tool not the victims.
It may be that this only happens immediately after jj git init.
But any tool that lies to people is a huge red flag. Because while I can memorize that caveat it's presumptuous to assume that an entire team of people new to a tool will remember a footgun. That's on the tool not the victims.