A small note here: even though the public version of jj only supports the Git backend right now (I believe there's also support for whatever Google's using inte

A small note here: even though the public version of jj only supports the Git backend right now (I believe there's also support for whatever Google's using internally?), it's designed to be backend-agnostic. So potentially, in the future it could grow its own native backend that could solve some of Git's pain points -- support for huge repositories, native large file storage, etc.