More advanced workflows

The workflows we’ve seen in jj are different from git in the best ways. As we get a bit more advanced, there are some very impressive possibilities yet to see. This section will also address an interesting aspect of interoperability between jj and git: what happens when you take the git repository out of sight.

Here’s what we’re going to learn:

• Working on all your branches simultaneously
• A pull request workflow called “Stacked PRs”
• Copying a change to another branch with jj duplicate
• Running formatters across a whole stack with jj fix
• Running any command across a stack with jj run
• Workspaces that let you have multiple local checkouts
• The rules of working alongside git in the default colocated repository
• Non-colocated repositories, and where the line between jj and git sits