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Comment #45838779
Ah, yes, but I think Ascent also doesn't index ADTs. In this case, based on some other information, it seems like Soufflé _can_ plan the queries better if it has profiling data. It…
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Comment #45831775
It's quite possible that I have different, smaller-scale problems than you have! So my feedback might not be as relevant I wrote detailed commentary here: https://github.com/s-aras…
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Comment #45818985
Just gave a talk about this: https://blog.waleedkhan.name/what-if-sql-were-good/ - Recommend Ascent (Rust only, but supports targeting WASM) - Soufflé: good, but too hard to integr…
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Comment #44348655
One trick for running tests in rebase-heavy workflows is to use the tree hash of the commit as the cache key, rather than attach metadata the commit itself. - That way, tests will …
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Comment #43030166
> To me it still all seems confusing. I don't have a good mental model for it. > > How does it handle things like `git rebase -x 'make fmt'` which might edit each rebased commit au…
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Comment #43028469
It's certainly true that jj's features won't appeal to everyone. I think a lot of its features are quality-of-life features (consistent commands and concepts, general undo), and a …
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Comment #43028379
I might do it if the commits in my stack are mostly independent and I want to commute the ones with `TODO` to be later. This might be so that I can - run checks on the sequence of …
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Comment #43022473
I don't think the cheat sheet in that thread demonstrates any of jj's improved expressive power, such as revsets or first-class conflicts. I gave an example of something difficult …
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Comment #43022467
Merges can be undone. Either you can manually remediate by `jj abandon`ing the merge commit so that it's not visible anymore, or you can restore the entire repo state to a previous…
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Comment #43022448
jj is pretty much just safer than Git in terms of the core architecture. There's several things Git can't undo, such as if you delete a ref (in particular, for commits not observed…
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Comment #43022367
It's a bit unfortunate because most of the listed commands are indeed equivalent to Git commands. To give an example of new capabilities, in Git, you can't do the equivalent of jj …
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Comment #43022317
I believe `jj abandon` indeed operates on edges rather than nodes. It looks the diagram is updated now. I believe that `jj squash` and `jj backout` also operate on edges rather tha…
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Comment #42385059
You can run the tests on each commit in parallel if you're okay with wasting CPU time to save wall-clock time. git-branchless can speculatively run linear or binary search in paral…
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Comment #42384938
I don't have anything written. These days, the only unique things git-branchless has are certain commands (`git test`, `git sync`, `git submit`, which would be good to implement in…
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Comment #42381795
For me, the most interesting differentiating factor at this point is probably the GUI tooling for Sapling. Try out their "interactive smartlog" and see if it resonates with you.
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Comment #42381751
One of the main reasons to use git-branchless over jj or Sapling is if you need support for a workflow that's not supported in jj/Sapling yet, such as Git LFS. I (git-branchless au…
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Comment #42381583
For more info, here are some git-branchless write-ups on the topics: - https://blog.waleedkhan.name/git-undo/ — has a link to this article explaining some things that can't be undo…
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Comment #42277612
One thing I discovered while trying to improve my incremental Rust compilation time ( https://blog.waleedkhan.name/rust-incremental-test-times/ ) was that there was a lot of time t…
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Comment #42260448
For other readers' benefit: C-Reduce is a little more sophisticated than plain delta-debugging. From the abstract of Test-Case Reduction for C Compiler Bugs (2012): > [...] [C-Redu…
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Comment #42112487
> rebasing into history to keep a clean progression of commits in a feature branch that is unreleased is something that many people are keen on To give some specific examples, "man…
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Comment #38688727
It's interesting to note that extrinsic typing is not limited to retrospectively-designed typecheckers. One of the big philosophical differences between Haskell and OCaml is that H…
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Comment #36973935
I see that the README is unclear or even misleading on this point. How it works is that, upon each command, the commit corresponding to the working copy is updated in a similar way…
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Comment #36973872
To be clear, I am describing my actual usage of jj. It’s worth noting that there’s currently not a `jj pull` command, so divergences typically involve manually setting a branch poi…
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Comment #36967049
One of our Discord members had a prototype implementing support in IntelliJ if you want to try that. Other than that, I'm not aware of any jj GUI clients. However, you can use jj d…
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Comment #36967044
What does the version control system have to do with build times and multi-tasking? I use jj in repositories with long builds, but I don't see what it has to do with that.