I tried this, and I loved it. It works very well with my workflow. Perhaps the author can explain - when you clone the repo with jj git clone It pulls down a

I tried this, and I loved it. It works very well with my workflow. Perhaps the author can explain - when you clone the repo with jj git clone It pulls down a branch that is auto generated like pull-(hash) I can’t understand how not to get that corrupted so when I do a jj log, I get very weird branches or heads or I’m not sure what. Another way to say it is that everything works great until I have to pull down the repo from another machine - then the branch history is not what I expect. And I just couldn’t make sense of it or get it to square with what I expected. I actually created a custom GPT and fed it the jj code and documentation to try and get it to explain it to me to no avail. Jj is so good, I’m willing to give up IDE integration with git if I could just crack this nut.