Yes, and in fact, JJ is much more than that. One of the other features I use quite heavily is that, in JJ, you can essentially check out multiple branches at th

Yes, and in fact, JJ is much more than that. One of the other features I use quite heavily is that, in JJ, you can essentially check out multiple branches at the same time by just creating a local merge. JJ will keep your local merge updated as you rebase the branches it builds on. I have written about it here: https://sarthakag.bearblog.dev/from-git-to-jj-jujutsu/ https://sarthakag.bearblog.dev/from-git-to-jj-jujutsu/