The on-disk repository compatibility is automatic. But if you're trying to fetch something via a specific protocol, you use the command for the protocol you want to use.
replyThere is no extra step between `git push` and `jj git push`, they're both one step.
I meant the extra step being why would I bother with jj if I’m having to specific gut inside of jj?
replyThe issue is pretty obvious to me. GIT is the standard and that likely won’t change for some time. So if jj makes my git life better, awesome, but it’s just a wrapper and I need to know all the git voodoo now with jj voodoo on top, I don’t quite get it.
If you're happy with git, you should keep using it.
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