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About
jj is a Git-compatible version control system that is both simple and powerful. See
the installation instructions to get started.

Release highlights
- A new jj converge command was added to help automatically resolve divergent
commits by combining them appropriately.

Breaking changes
- jj config {edit,set,unset} --user now targets the first loaded user
configuration file (e.g. ~/.config/jj/config.toml or the first file in
conf.d/) instead of prompting interactively when multiple files exist.
Use --file <PATH> to target a specific config file.
- jj git import in non-colocated repositories no longer imports commits from a
detached Git HEAD branch.

Deprecations
None

New features
- The new jj converge command attempts to automatically resolve divergence by
creating a new commit that replaces the divergent commits. It applies
heuristics to try to automatically come up with a good solution, and falls
back to prompting the user if the heuristics are inconclusive. It can also run
in non-interactive mode, which aborts if prompting would be needed.
- jj bisect will now mention when it cannot unambiguously find the first bad
revision due to skips in evaluation.
- Git HEAD state is now tracked per worktree internally. This prepares
colocated repositories for support of multiple Git worktrees, where each
jj workspace can have its own Git HEAD. Existing repositories are migrated
automatically.
- jj config {edit,set,unset} now support a --file <PATH> option to
target a specific configuration file (such as files inside a conf.d/
directory or loaded via --config-file). This allows precise file targeting
and avoids interactive prompts when multiple config files exist.

Fixed bugs
- The default immutable_heads() set
now includes untracked_remote_tags().
- jj arrange now scrolls the viewport to keep the selected commit visible
when the commit stack is taller than the terminal.
#9033.
- The default pager flags now include -K (--quit-on-intr), so pressing
Ctrl+C in less exits cleanly instead of leaving the terminal in a
corrupted state (raw mode, visible escape sequences, broken input).
- A side of a conflict whose contents end with a carriage return no longer loses
that byte when the materialized conflict is parsed back, such as when a
conflicted file is snapshotted from the working copy.
#9868
- In colocated workspaces, jj workspace update-stale now correctly resets the
Git HEAD to the parent of the fresh working-copy commit.
#9936
- jj run no longer runs against the remaining revisions if a process exits
with a nonzero exit code.
- Fixed crash in jj log involving hidden revisions and the
log-graph-prioritize revset.
#9975
- In colocated repos, an external git add after a jj command no longer
produces a tree with duplicate entries (git fsck: duplicateEntries). jj
was leaving a stale cache-tree behind in .git/index. Repositories already
corrupted this way are not repaired by the fix.
#9711
#8884

Contributors
Thanks to the people who made this release happen!
- Aaron Bies (@slerpyyy)
- aaronabbott (@aabmass)
- Alexander Chen (@alexuser)
- Austin Seipp (@thoughtpolice)
- Baptiste Girardeau (@baptiste0928)
- Caleb White (@calebdw)
- Daniel Danner (@dnnr)
- David Rieber (@drieber)
- Gaëtan Lehmann (@glehmann)
- Gasper Stukelj (@mirkomartn)
- hexbinoct (@hexbinoct)
- Joseph Lou (@josephlou5)
- Keane Nguyen (@keanemind)
- LOG (@logarithmone1128)
- Martin von Zweigbergk (@martinvonz)
- OlshaMB (@OlshaMB)
- Philip Metzger (@PhilipMetzger)
- Priyanka Mandloi
- Remo Senekowitsch (@senekor)
- Riccardo Mazzarini (@noib3)
- Scott Sudharsan (@scott2000)
- sofia (@badp)
- Stephen Jennings (@jennings)
- Vaghinak Vardanyan (@vaghinak-vardanyan)
- Vincent Ging Ho Yim (@cenviity)
- Wang Yuantao (@0WD0)
- Yuya Nishihara (@yuja)