Sharing your code with others

One of the best parts about using a version control system is the ability to share that code with other people. So far, we’ve been using jj entirely on our own machine, but it’s time to explore how we can interface with tools that let us collaborate.

Here’s what we’re going to learn:

• Using named branches in jj
• Working with remotes, e.g., GitHub
• Adding commits to a pull request
• Marking a release with tags
• Catching up when other people move trunk underneath you
• Contributing through a fork, with two remotes
• How to use jj with Gerrit rather than GitHub