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A technical primer on using GitHub's stacked pull request feature with the Jujutsu version control system, covering prerequisites, jj configuration, and manual workflows for creating and linking stacks.
A web-based playground for exploring and debugging Jujutsu revsets, with graph editing, evaluation, and permalink sharing.
A concise tutorial for Jujutsu (jj), a version control system, aimed at users familiar with Git.
Gradle explains why they decided not to adopt Jujutsu (jj) as their primary version control system: jj does not honor .gitattributes, causing persistent phantom modifications on files like gradlew.bat on Windows due to line-ending mismatches. They continue using git worktree instead.
Jujutsu v0.43.0, a Git-compatible version control system designed for ease of use and powerful history rewriting, has been released with updates.
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.
jj_tui is a fast, intuitive terminal user interface for the Jujutsu version control system, focusing on performance and interactive features like real-time graph previews.
This article presents a workflow using the Jujutsu version control system to overcome the fatigue of maintaining strict commit discipline in Git, allowing developers to make messy commits and then reorganize them cleanly at the end.
A discussion thread on Lobsters asking developers what features they would like to see in a code forge, particularly regarding version control presentation and collaboration models, referencing tools like Jujutsu and Git.
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.
A technical guide explaining the 'megamerge' workflow in Jujutsu, a version control system alternative to Git, which leverages octopus merges (commits with 3+ parents) to manage multiple concurrent branches and development contexts efficiently.