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by baq
52 days ago
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it is true. some history is marked immutable by default; in git, everything is mutable by default and you have to add branch protection on the server side. (granted, you can change what is immutable in jj relatively easily, so you shouldn't ignore branch protection if you're using jj exclusively with a git repo, either.) |
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