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mitrandir77

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    Comment #33616253

    Yup, it's automatic rebase of a commit on top of the newer (amended) version of its parent.

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    Comment #33616171

    Nobody commented on the web interface yet which I think it's one of our coolest features: https://sapling-scm.com/docs/addons/isl

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    Comment #33615658

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33615077

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    Comment #33615545

    I don't see why merge conflicts would be a pain specific to monorepos. The merge conflict arises when you and some other person modify the same parts of the same file. No matter th…

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    Comment #33615381

    You `sl commit` that half-done work anyway and then iterate by running `sl amend` many times until your commit is finished. In case you want to amend just part of changes us `sl am…

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    Comment #33615210

    `sl histedit` is very similar to `git rebase -i` if you're famiilar with that interface which works just fine. Other commands useful for amending changes to previous commits: * `sl…

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    Comment #33615056

    Phabricator was opensourced by Facebook. But most of it life as an opensource product is was actively maintained by Phacility.

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    Comment #33614071

    It's simply not necessary to have that feature. Sapling encourages regularly committing and amending commits rather than staging changes. It's also easy to commit / amend part of y…

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    Comment #30925315

    I've tried one very basic terminal rendering benchmark I had at hand [1] and on my MacBook Pro it was 17x faster than iterm and 3x faster than wezterm which is my daily driver. htt…

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    Comment #30925276

    It is quite fast tbh and non-sluggish terminal is nice-to-have. I've tried one terminal rendering benchmark I had at hand [1] and on my MacBook Pro it was 17x faster than iterm and…