Jujutsu + Radicle: A Near Branchless Workflow

2025-08-14
Jujutsu + Radicle: A Near Branchless Workflow

This article details how the author uses Jujutsu and Radicle together to achieve a nearly branchless version control workflow. Jujutsu, as a transparent layer on top of Git, manages changes using change IDs, simplifying complex Git operations like rebasing and squashing. Radicle leverages Git's storage and protocol, providing a secure and reliable platform for code collaboration. The author details their `.git/config` and `.jj/config` configurations, and how they use commands like `jj new`, `jj edit`, `jj squash`, and `jj rebase` to create, edit, merge, and reorder changes. Radicle's patch mechanism enables efficient code contribution and maintenance, ultimately eliminating cumbersome branch management and improving development efficiency.

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Radicle 1.3.0 Released: Enhanced Collaboration and Windows Support

2025-08-12
Radicle 1.3.0 Released: Enhanced Collaboration and Windows Support

Radicle 1.3.0 is here, boasting a range of improvements. Key updates include: canonical reference rules for enhanced collaboration security; the introduction of the radicle-protocol crate for streamlined protocol implementation; initial Windows support, enabling rad CLI usage; improved log rotation; and enhanced node ID display. This release boosts Radicle's stability and usability, providing developers with a smoother collaborative experience.

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