I don’t think you ever need to do this, jj tracks changes much better than git, assuming I understand your question. E.g. you can rebase a whole local change da

I don’t think you ever need to do this, jj tracks changes much better than git, assuming I understand your question. E.g. you can rebase a whole local change dag based on a commit from origin with a single jj rebase -b and it’ll move bookmarks (git branches) correctly.