Comment by stavros
4 months ago
Hm, I can't speak to the tools, I imagine you're right. I haven't found any slowness, though. Why would jj slow git down?
4 months ago
Hm, I can't speak to the tools, I imagine you're right. I haven't found any slowness, though. Why would jj slow git down?
I noticed some of my hybrid repositories were slow on regular git commands (eg log) and running garbage collection manual resolved it. Perhaps, jj created a lot of unreachable objects?
JJ invites rebase heavy workflows and since it uses git, commits are still immutable, so it needs to create new commits. So this sounds quite expected.
I also use them, because I don't know a better alternative. I want it the subproject's version to be defined in a parent's commit and also modify the subproject. Changes to the subproject should stay in the commit history of the subproject Is there a better way?