Clone
Enough with fictional repositories. Clone this one:
https://codeberg.org/arialdo/jj-playground1.git
It contains code from the React.js Tic Tac Toe
tutorial. Clone it only
using jj. Check jj git --help for available options.
Solution
Solution
That was an easy one, right?
$ jj git clone https://codeberg.org/arialdo/jj-playground1.git
$ cd jj-playground1
Running jj log, you'll see Jujutsu shows only 2 Changes and marks
one as a diamond ◆. This means it is immutable.
@ s empty
◆ z Click alternates Xs and Os main
│
~
As a reference, here are the symbols used by jj log to represent
nodes:
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
○
|
Mutable node |
◆ |
Immutable node |
@
|
The Current Change |
@
|
The Current Change, immutable |
Immutable nodes prevent you from modifying already-published commits. For simplicity, we'll disable this protection, adding a local bookmark (i.e., Jujutsu's branches) for each remote branch:
$ jj bookmark track '*' --remote origin
Good, you are ready to go:
$ jj log
@ p empty
○ zx Click alternates Xs and Os main
○ v Click sets a X
○ s Square has state
│ ○ o Play instructions
│ ○ kx Play manual
├─╯
○ n Square is interactive
○ ru Board() invokes Square()
├─╮
○ │ ym fix name: Square -> Board
○ │ x WIP delete me
○ │ yz LICENSE
○ │ ws A board full of X
├─╯
○ kk Displays X X
○ wx Fails
○ rx Scaffold applicatio
◆ zz 🔒 empty