Makes sense. This is why I like using jj, because "update deps" and "fix bug" are going to be two separate commits, and when "fix bug" has changes in the lock file, the red flags go up.

Claude seems to be super good at jj so that can take the edge off as well.

Why do you need jj for this? I'd usually make incremental commits with git, and I'm wondering how jj levels it up.