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Jujutsu

You can use with a repository that has been cloned using jujutsu.

Colocated​

If the repository was cloned by jujutsu using the --colocate option, then all you need to do is make sure that you have checked out your mainline branch using git. If you don't, then you will likely see an error about an unborn branch.

Non-colocated​

If the repository was cloned by jujutsu but not using the --colocate option, then the Git repository, normally the .git directory, is located in .jj/repo/store/git

Create a file in the root of your repository that tells Git, and git-cliff where the Git repository is and update the HEAD to point to your main remote branch:

e.g.:

jj git clone https://github.com/orhun/menyoki
cd menyoki
echo "gitdir: .jj/repo/store/git" > .git
echo "ref: refs/remotes/origin/master" > .jj/repo/store/git/HEAD

N.B.: Replace master in the last command with the name of your main remote branch. e.g. main, trunk, etc.