Reviewing large changes with Jujutsu

The author describes a new code review workflow using Jujutsu (jj), a Git replacement, to handle increasingly large pull requests. The method involves duplicating a colleague's change, creating an empty parent commit, then progressively squashing reviewed hunks into it to track review progress. This approach leverages familiar IDE tooling, allows interrupting and resuming reviews, and addresses limitations of forges like Bitbucket that lack file-level viewed-tracking.