[grahamas]

What would be the gotchas of doing this? I just spent some time looking into it and it looks ideal for my workflow, but I’d never heard of jj before right now. As far as I can tell the problems would be:

1. Worse-for-humans PR history (I currently use this for major feature checkpoints and human-involved sanity checks and review)

2. Maybe some tooling issues with IDEs? Looks like it’s all there, but maybe getting it set up so that the agents aren’t committing every little thought they have might be a bit finicky? I use VS Code if anyone has a workflow recommendation there.

[barrkel]

JJ stacked changes are just a chain of git commits. To jj, a branch is just a pointer to a commit, like git. Code review is no different to whatever you normally do for git. Push to your review system and review commit by commit Gerrit style, or as a single unit, or as stacked PR (I have not done this however as I don't use GitHub any more).