The original comment was "drop the index for being "too complicated"".
Correct. Lots of alternative git frontends drop the index and force you to include all changes in the commit, because they think users find the concept of staged vs unstaged changes confusing. This one doesn't.
That isn't accurate. Jujutsu doesn't even let you have untracked, working, or staged changes as everything is always committed (except for what's in .gitignore). Any change you make will be forced to be part of your current commit.
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Correct. Lots of alternative git frontends drop the index and force you to include all changes in the commit, because they think users find the concept of staged vs unstaged changes confusing. This one doesn't.
That isn't accurate. Jujutsu doesn't even let you have untracked, working, or staged changes as everything is always committed (except for what's in .gitignore). Any change you make will be forced to be part of your current commit.