Comment by benreesman

I think jujitsu is interesting it it's own right!

It seems non-obvious that you would have to prohibit git commands in general, they're already "buyer beware" with the current tool (and arcanist for that matter). Certainly a "strict mode" where only well-behaved trees could interact with the tool creates scope for all kinds of performance and robustness optimizations (and with reflog bisecting it could even tell you where you went off script).

I was more referring to the compromises that gt has to make to cope with arbitrary GitHub PRs seem a lot more fiddly than directly invoking git, but that's your area of expertise and my anecdote!

Broad strokes I'm excited for the inevitable decoupling of gt from GitHub per se, it was clearly existential for zero to one, but you folks are a first order surface in 2025.

Keep it up!