Comment by socalgal2

just to add to the chorus, I'm switching to jj as well. I haven't started using it in every project but it's only a matter of time I think.

That said, I do which for a more jj aware GUI. For one, it's nice to be able to quickly see diffs across a bunch of changes. I use gg for this but I'd prefer a side-by-side diff and, ATM it only has a traditional diff.

Also, watching the video of git butler, it seems like a jj UI could take a lot of inspiration. I'd love to be able to just drag changes rather than `jj rebase ...` and/or drag selections of lines.

I'd also like a nicer GUI for interactive splitting/rebasing than the TUI UI built into jj