Blaž Hrastnik

There's also files that were copied and weren't properly reversed in the first place

I added a progress checklist to the PR description. I'm going through these one by one and comparing them to the nvim-treesitter ordering: in many cases there's nothing to do...

> Edit: Actually, I see that there is precedence for this behavior, but it feels odd to me for that too. Yes, this is a pretty well established pattern.

Jujutsu is git compatible so it should be fine to simply rely on git functionality.

I just ran `jj init --git-repo=.` on my existing repository. `jj` is tracking changes in my working copy just fine. If I check `git status` those changes are still unstaged...

For compatibility I'd recommend using a clone that contains the `.git` folder. We're unlikely to add any other VCS any time soon (we don't even support Mercurial or Pijul so...

> It's also useful when tools (e.g. build tools) expect a Git repo to be present.

Hmm since `jj` does use a proper git store (`.jj/repo/store/git`) it might be possible it could work by modifying the search path but I'm not sure if working changes would...

What's the compile time on this? We had to drop the old tree-sitter-ada grammar that was under the official tree-sitter org because it took too long to compile and had...

Replaced by #8442