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Stacked pull requests
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Merge PR automatically
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CI for stacked PRs
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Pull requests
Stacked pull requests
Stacked PRs CLI commands
Stacked PRs APIs and webhooks
Branches
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Stacked PRs and other tools
Using query parameters to create a pull request
PR reviews
Status checks
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Manage and standardize pull requests
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Stack pull requests
Roll out stacked PRs
Use other tools with stacked pull requests
Use stacked pull requests with tools like Jujutsu, Sapling, or git-town.
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Linking branches as a stack
Adding to an existing stack
Setting a base branch or opening pull requests
Adopting branches for full local tracking
Further reading