I would definitely expect some kind of test like -1^2 == 1 for such an important SDK, even more if it impacts C++ too. Well, they hopefully have now written this test.
You're joking but we went from the Ada "contracts and pre/post conditions" to the ReactJS monstrosities instead on improving the whole thing and being more strict.
that's what the comment means we as people went from picking Ada to ReactJS
of course we also went from having no Rust and no TypeScript and only a few hundred thousand semi-academic people having some knowledge of programming to hundreds of millions of people doing some tutorial/bootcamp/cert/degree, or even built something, or actively learns, or right now works as a professional programmer.
(un)fortunately Ada was not able to grow to became the default tool for all these jobs that all those millions of people did or wanted to do when they did/do programming.
JS/ECMAScript is evolving, things are getting better!
The Knights Templar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Templar) were kinda both, but modern AI is more mercenary in order to grab all the profits and become a monopoly nowadays.
Lol and the Playstation was already in the public conscious as a product that a lot of people found easy to understand. With AI tools only being presented this way, I'm slowly becoming less surprised why the less informed public has a level of aversion about it.
`--colocate` is indeed working fine for me. The backend is then stored in a real `.git` directory instead of being hidden deep inside the `.jj` directory as a bare git repository. Python scripts that use pygit or tools like Conan can safely use that `.git` directory while you enjoy your jj workflow.
There might be some issues with jj workspaces though if you have the habit of using git worktrees as the colocated repo is not there anymore.
