Fair points. I'm also generally happy with Git myself.
I've been exploring JJ mainly for its slightly different approach to change tracking (~every change gets tracked, at least initially, rather than just commits).
Stacked PRs also look interesting but I haven't had an occasion to try them out yet.
I've been exploring JJ mainly for its slightly different approach to change tracking (~every change gets tracked, at least initially, rather than just commits).
Stacked PRs also look interesting but I haven't had an occasion to try them out yet.