On Mon 15 Jun 2026 at 11:28:34 -0700, Greg A. Woods wrote:
You might like jujutsu (devel/jj) as well then. It uses git as storage
but has a different view on the mutability of history. It has fairly
good tools to move changes from one commit to another. An apparently
fairly common workflow is that someone first pre-creates one or more
topic-based commits that start out empty. Then a "scratchpad" commit
comes after that, where changes collect as they are made. These changes
can then be moved to the commit where they belong.
I read it has borrowed some of these ideas from Mercurial, but I haven't
used that much yet so I can't tell.