DotVCS

What it does

No branches, just commits. Dot is a code forge built natively for Jujutsu (JJ) managed repositories. Pushing JJ repos to GitHub forces you back into Git's branch paradigm — all the things that make JJ great get lost once you push your code. Dot removes that entirely, building a forge tailored to JJ from the ground up. Stacked reviews are a first class citizen. You merge small meaningful commits, one at a time. Currently building the Alpha. Join the waitlist at dotvcs.com.

Revset reviews stacked pull requests on GitHub without losing comments or context on force pushes. Built for Git and Jujutsu (jj) — book a demo.

A pull request gets rewritten a dozen times before it lands. Revset shows each reviewer only what changed since they last looked — anywhere in the stack, with their comments still on it. Git or Jujutsu. Revset stores the revision you last opened and sets the comparator from there. You never have to remember where you stopped. Comments anchor to content, not to a commit sha. Amend, rebase, force push — the thread stays on the line it was written about. Should this be nullable? The backfill lands in a separate PR so existing rows will fail the constraint. Mark a file reviewed and it stays marked until that file actually changes. When it does, only that file comes back to you. Merge the bottom…from revset.dev

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