It basically works fine, but there are some annoying edge cases that even I, a jj developer, have run into. Probably the most "common" one (and it's not that co

It basically works fine, but there are some annoying edge cases that even I, a jj developer, have run into. Probably the most "common" one (and it's not that common, just moreso than the rest) when you switch branches with different `.gitignore` files, you may stop ignoring some junk from the other branch when you switch. Kind of annoying. But it's overall pretty marginal in projects with good ignore hygiene, and there are solutions to that problem too (to varying degrees of ease.)