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StGit maintainer here. I have been a jj user for over a year now. It has proven superior to StGit for all of my workloads. I even use jj when maintaining StGit. An incomplete list …

Obviously `stg push` and `git push` are different commands, but to your point, yes, they have very different meanings and the overlap is somewhat unfortunate. StGit uses push/pop i…

Ah ha, someone did use `stg publish`! I removed it because it was challenging to test and maintain, its semantics are somewhat complex, and it wasn't clear that it provided value t…

Thanks for the recognition! I think I get the gist of what this interactive script does and how you propose to extend it. A PR for such a script to go into StGit's contrib director…

Good point that StGit's docs could benefit from a compare/contrast with interactive rebase workflows. Thanks! > slightly nicer interface to interactive rebase More accurate to say …

With the kind of git workflow you describe, bringing StGit into your tooling/workflow may not be worthwhile. I'd say if you wanted to do these kinds of stack manipulations a little…

I originally used mercurial and its queues (mq) extension and then found StGit when switching to an organization using git for version control. Thus I got used to the patch-stack m…

Probably the main value-add of StGit versus the git-only workflow described is that StGit makes operations on its stack of patches fast and fluid. Reordering patches with StGit is …

StGit maintainer here. You are correct that conflicts can occur when pushing or reordering patches. These conflicts are resolved with the regular git mechanisms. I.e. conflict mark…

From what I can tell, there are issues both with sway and alacritty that lead to the current incompatibility. https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty/issues/97 https://github.com/swaywm…

I have been running sway on Arch on an XPS13 for the past nine months. As a longtime i3 user, I found the transition as painless as I could have hoped given the bleeding-edge natur…