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by steveklabnik 615 days ago
I’ll just be honest with you: Pijul never really caught my interest, but I always felt pretty neutral about it until I started noticing the project authors acting very snide and aggressive on here. That is not something I want to be around these days, and so I doubt I’ll ever try Pijul.
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It's a little surprising to hear, from what I've seen here there's not much besides the usual whiff of academical loftiness, but nothing that I'd qualify as aggression.

What caught my interest:

* Separate operations and data

* Partial repos = no big repo issues, no need for shallow clones and such

* Proper and easy merging with no shuffled lines

* Patch-based model is much more intuitive (e.g. rebase and merge are the same operation)

* Conflict resolutions are stored and can be reapplied!