I would assume there would always be the expectation that you either use Jujitsu as a frontend to a git repo, or have a complete Jujitsu based remotes. If you'

I would assume there would always be the expectation that you either use Jujitsu as a frontend to a git repo, or have a complete Jujitsu based remotes. If you're going to work on and contribute to a project that is already using Jujitsu, it is reasonable to expect that you'd adapt your workflow to the project itself and not the other way around.