[lrobinovitch]

You have to force push each time you do this, right? How do your coworkers find the incremental change you made to commit 1 after you force push it, and how do you deal with collaborative branches effectively this way? And if I don't want to work this way and force push, are there other benefits of jj?

[baq]

the heuristic is 'if you know about rerere and especially if you use it, you should try jj'. if you never force push, you might not see value in jj. (I basically always force push.)

[lrobinovitch]

That makes sense, good to know, thanks.

> I basically always force push

How do your colleagues deal with this, or is this mostly on experimental branches or individual projects?

[Disposal8433]

IIRC it's push force with lease, ie non destructive push force. No one will be bothered or notice what you did.

And if you have conflicts, it's really easy to rebase and fix any issue.