Thanks for the feedback! The reason I like having the duplicate change as the working copy and squashing it down into the review change is that with colocated Git mode, my IDE highlights all the working copy changes as if they were uncommitted changes. Then I can easily see how much I’ve got left whether I’m in the terminal or the IDE. Good point about mixing in unrelated changes though, your way saves a step there I think.
This is very nice, I just tried it, thanks for the suggestion. I was messing around with rebasing subsequent PR updates onto the review commit but it got a bit messy with conflicts. The `jj restore` should solve it