The stacked diff approach says: You get to have both, because it pushes you towards a rebase-heavy workflow, where you keep updating the WIP commits until they'

The stacked diff approach says: You get to have both, because it pushes you towards a rebase-heavy workflow, where you keep updating the WIP commits until they're ready to merge. This is a pain in the arse with git, but `hg absorb` makes it 100% painless