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kubamartin.com | ||
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tonyfinn.com
Experimenting with using a new version control system |
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zerowidth.com
How Jujutsu's flexibility and safety changed my approach to version control. |
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etodd.io
Jujutsu is a new version control system that is backward-compatible with Git. All the cool kids are raving about it. In this article I will try to help you decide whether it's worth investigating. If you use git rebase, the answer to this article's question is probably yes. You will mostly likely love Jujutsu. Proceed to Part Two. Do not pass Go. Do not collect two hundred dollars. If you don't use git rebase, you might still enjoy Jujutsu, but you might wonder, why would I care about all this fancy stuff? All I do with Git is commit and occasionally sync with main... what more could I possibly want? |
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kennyballou.com
Resurrect Lost History from the Information Manager from Hell |
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