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by kasdi
1046 days ago
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Assuming in git you would keep it as untracked file in the working copy, I find jj’s automatic anonymous working copy commit better. For once, it avoids the downsides of carrying untracked files around. Ever accidentally committed an untracked file somewhere deep in history during a long rebase? Also I find it clearer what files are committed: every file - except if it is in .gitignore. Meanwhile in git you scourge through your untracked files before each commit to decide which ones you don’t want to add. Ever accidentally committed all files and forgot that there were untracked files you didn’t want? |
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