Yes, one way to think about jj in a sort of low-level way is that every jj command does the equivalent of that, every time.
(You can also set up watchman and have that happen on every file change...)
Yes, one way to think about jj in a sort of low-level way is that every jj command does the equivalent of that, every time.
(You can also set up watchman and have that happen on every file change...)