Use jj (not git) to look at all the commits from main onwards, see their diffs, and give the commit a good description. Use conventional commit convention. A workflow like the following:
Generates conventional commit descriptions for all commits from main onwards using jj.
/plugin marketplace add ohare93/claude-setup/plugin install ohare93-jmo-development-tools@ohare93/claude-setupUse jj (not git) to look at all the commits from main onwards, see their diffs, and give the commit a good description. Use conventional commit convention. A workflow like the following:
JJ_CONFIG= jj log --no-pager -s -r "trunk()..@"
jj diff -r REVIDjj desc -r REVID -m "DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES"When taking a look at the content of each commit it may be prudent to split them up into separate commits. If needed offer the user your split plan as it would be in the end result. Use jj split -r @ -m "MESSAGE" file1 folder2/ to split up the commits easily.