[conradludgate]

The downside currently (although I've been assured this will be fixed one day) is that it doesn't support running static analysis over each commit you want to fix.

My git rebase workflow often involves running `git rebase -x "cargo clippy -- --deny=warnings"`. This needs a full checkout to work and not just a single file input

[lemonlime227]

Yeah, to add some context for people reading this, jj fix works best for edits local to the diff, and it’s meant for edits mostly. With some trickery you could run some analysis, but it’s not what jj fix is meant for right now.

The intended future solution is `jj run` (https://docs.jj-vcs.dev/latest/design/run/), which applies similar ideas to more general commands.

[andrewaylett]

I keep a couple of jj aliases that apply the `pre-commit` tool to a commit or a tree of commits:

https://github.com/andrewaylett/dotfiles/blob/7a79cf166d1e7b...

What I really want is some way within jj to keep track of which commits have been checked and which are currently failing, so I can template it into log lines.