There is a limit to how far one needs to abstract personally.
replyI don't layer my utensils for example, because a spoon is fit for purpose and reliable.
But if I needed to eat multiple different bowls at once maybe I would need to.
For my personal use case, git is fit for purpose and reliable, even for complex refactoring. I don't find myself in any circumstances where I think, gosh, if only I could have many layers of this going on at once.
Even if you're working on one single thread of development, jj is easier and more flexible than git though. That it works better for super complicated workflows is just a bonus.
replyWho posts about git? Its one of those tools that just work and don´t need hype.
replyIf you think about it, git is really just a big undo/redo button and a big "merge 2 branches" button, plus some more fancy stuff on top of those primitives.
replyYou haven’t helped anyone with this.
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