Jujutsu, the Cherry on the Git, Oh!
summary
An introduction to jujutsu (jj) as an alternative client for Git: history of the project, live demos showing a different way to make commits, manipulate history, create branches, and perform operations that are awkward in Git (for example rebase). The talk also covers configuration tips to simplify daily use, plus additional tools and resources, and emphasizes that jj is for developers and can be adopted individually without changing team workflows.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Jujutsu intro
- 3:25Revisions and bookmarks
- 7:02Bookmark branches
- 12:04Conflict resolution
- 16:03Rebase and squash
- 20:19Absorb and tree reorg
- 23:09Advanced features
- 26:22Binary files and config
- 27:45CERPEC and conclusion
