It's History all the way down

Goal

Where you discover there is a meta-repository in which every commit is itself a repository.
And it's nothing scary: simply, everything you do with jj is tracked down.

Back to The Start

For the next sections I will ask you to obtain a fresh copy of the same repo you cloned before. There are at least two ways to do this.

You could delete the project directory and clone the repository again with:

$ jj git clone https://codeberg.org/arialdo/jj-playground1.git
$ cd jj-playground1
$ jj bookmark track '*' --remote origin

Otherwise, you could keep running jj undo until you get the status right after you executed that:

jj git remote remove origin

But first, you might wonder where undo and redo fetch their information from. The next few pages will shed some light on the topic.