Jujutsu

About Jujutsu

Jujutsu, often invoked as jj, is a version control system that can work with Git repositories. Its model treats the working copy as a change and gives you commands for reshaping changes as you work. Try a scratch repository first and practice splitting a change, reordering history and inspecting the operation log. Interoperability is useful when collaborators use Git and you want to experiment with a different local workflow. Review how bookmarks and remote operations correspond to your team’s conventions before pushing to a shared repository. The project’s documentation is helpful when a familiar Git term behaves differently in Jujutsu.