That said, the first thing I do now in a repo is jj init --colocate. The fact alone that there is an operation log in jj, so you can easily revert your last command, or go back to any point you want, is mind blowing coming from git and having experienced frantically digging through the reflog.

But that aside, the way to work with branches ahem bookmarks, commits, conflicts, just makes so much sense in a world where simultaneous feature branches are a thing.

I'm in Europe. Never heard of mandatory inspection before independent checks. How would that even work, or be enforced.

I can guarantee this is happening in a lot of companies right now. Any company where there is pressure to use AI tools + pressure to get faster results it's inevitable.

So much this. I see a 1000 lines super complicated PR that was whipped up in less than a day and I know they didn't read all of it, let alone understand.