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by sksrbWgbfK 385 days ago
`--colocate` is indeed working fine for me. The backend is then stored in a real `.git` directory instead of being hidden deep inside the `.jj` directory as a bare git repository. Python scripts that use pygit or tools like Conan can safely use that `.git` directory while you enjoy your jj workflow.

There might be some issues with jj workspaces though if you have the habit of using git worktrees as the colocated repo is not there anymore.