I suppose it depends what you mean by "horribly break things".
replyThe only thing I've noticed is that `jj` will leave the git repo with either a detached HEAD, or with a funny `@` ref checked out.
I don't think that would trouble someone who's experienced with git and knows its "DAG of commits" model.
For someone who's less experienced, or only uses git for a set of branches with mostly linear history (like a sort of "fancy undo"), I could imagine getting a shock when trying to `git commit` and not seeing them on any of the branches!
> I don't think that would trouble someone who's experienced with git and knows its "DAG of commits" model.
replyI think most people that have git experience don't know what a DAG is and have never used reflog.
This isn't true?
replyIt is when I tried it.
replyJujutsu uses git as its primary backing store and synthesizes anything else it needs on top on-the-fly. Any incompatibility here is considered a serious bug.
replyObviously I can’t argue against your lived experience, but it is neither typical nor common. This is quite literally an explicitly-supported use, and one that many people do daily.