Jujutsu
A version control system developed under the leadership of Google engineers. Its core innovations are treating the working copy as a commit and performing automatic rebasing, which makes branch management transparent to the user. It does not abandon the Git object model.
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Jujutsu (jj) is led by Google engineers, and its core innovations are 'the working copy is the commit' and automatic rebase, making branch management transparent to users.
Neither Jujutsu nor Sapling abandoned Git's object model; instead they rebuilt the interaction layer on top of it.
New-generation version control tools such as Jujutsu and Sapling tend to redesign the underlying data model.
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Jujutsu (jj) is led by Google engineers, and its core innovations are 'the working copy is the commit' and automatic rebase, making branch management transparent to users.
50%UnverifiedNeither Jujutsu nor Sapling abandoned Git's object model; instead they rebuilt the interaction layer on top of it.
50%UnverifiedNew-generation version control tools such as Jujutsu and Sapling tend to redesign the underlying data model.
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