versioning-with-jj

Managing bookmarks with jj for AI-DLC cycles involves creating new revisions, advancing cycle bookmarks, describing changes, and pushing updates to remotes to keep history consistent. It automates version-control workflows without relying on Git commands.

Yes, you can use jj to prevent history fragmentation when switching workflows. It enforces a disciplined workflow using cycle bookmarks to coordinate parallel work and manage inception, construction, and operations cycles without losing changes.

The best way to automate version control where jj is enabled is applying its disciplined workflow to replace Git commands. This approach coordinates multi-phase AI-DLC cycles by creating and advancing cycle bookmarks, handling revisions, and pushing updates to remotes.

Yes, jj works with Git remotes for pushing cycle bookmarks. The workflow involves advancing bookmarks, describing changes, and pushing updates to remotes, ensuring consistent history across parallel work without using Git commands directly.

Use jj instead of Git for multi-phase AI-DLC workflows to prevent changes from being lost when switching workflows. It keeps history consistent by using cycle bookmarks to coordinate parallel work, replacing Git commands with a disciplined version-control approach.