Comment Comment by BeetleB I would think the obvious answer is how jj deals with merge conflicts.In git, if you get a conflict, you feel like you have to resolve it now.With jj, most of the times I get merge conflicts, I simply ignore them and deal with them later. A conflict is not at all a blocker. parent BeetleB 1 year ago
In git, if you get a conflict, you feel like you have to resolve it now.
With jj, most of the times I get merge conflicts, I simply ignore them and deal with them later. A conflict is not at all a blocker.