@dave as one example it has a trivial to use jj split command, which provides an interactive editor to select which chunks you want in which commit, then provides you with two clean commits.
@jon (also, do you know if it's gaining a lot of traction in dev land? that would be justification for becoming famillar.)
@jon and (final question, promise) can you use jj in a specific branch and leave the others as vanilla Git?
@dave not really, “a branch” isn’t really an atomic thing in either git or jj’s model of the world, it’s just a pointer to a specific commit.
@jon Yeah, true. Alright, thanks! I think the answer is that I'll use it for a new project instead of migrating my big horrible mess to it. Thanks for the info!