In terms relevant for this thread, jujutsu is a git CLI with much better UX and support for change IDs. Most history editing operations become trivial. Code review and PR management should be a much thinner layer if implemented on top of jujutsu.
Personally, I think jujutsu has already succeeded at becoming a "git killer" in terms of UX and adoption. It is compatible with git, so I'm never going back to using git directly.
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In terms relevant for this thread, jujutsu is a git CLI with much better UX and support for change IDs. Most history editing operations become trivial. Code review and PR management should be a much thinner layer if implemented on top of jujutsu.
Personally, I think jujutsu has already succeeded at becoming a "git killer" in terms of UX and adoption. It is compatible with git, so I'm never going back to using git directly.