Yup! And you can just do jj git init --colocate in an already-cloned repo and it...

		nchmy 7 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Jujutsu for busy devs Yup! And you can just do jj git init --colocate in an already-cloned repo and it'll start working immediately, seamlessly. No need to re-clone it via jj git clone --colocate