East River Source Control has appointed Martin von Zweigbergk, creator of the Jujutsu version control system, as Chief Technology Officer to lead engineering on next-generation version control platforms.
<p>I think this is relevant because control of jj is shared even more out of Google. Distributed ownership of OSS is a Good Thing IMO.</p>
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East River Source Control announces an update on the availability of its new code hosting platform, which is built on the Jujutsu version control model and aims to offer high-performance storage and collaboration features.
Jujutsu (jj) is a new version control system that rethinks Git's working copy and conflict model, offering a more coherent workflow while maintaining full Git compatibility.
Jujutsu (jj) version control system has released v0.42.0. Jujutsu is an open-source VCS that uses Git as a storage backend while providing a more ergonomic interface with features inspired by Mercurial, Sapling, and Darcs.
Jujutsu version 0.45.0 is a version control system that abstracts UI and algorithms from storage, offering Git compatibility and features inspired by Mercurial and Darcs for ease of use in software development.
This blog post discusses the evolution of version control systems, addresses challenges in modern software development with agentic tools, and previews East River Source Control's approach to building a next-generation VCS while maintaining Git compatibility.