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> so the diff in a PR shows just the relevant changes from the specific branch That's exactly right. > you can create stacked PRs purely via the UI How? I s
by herpdyderp 6mo ago
> so the diff in a PR shows just the relevant changes from the specific branch
That's exactly right.
> you can create stacked PRs purely via the UI
How?
I see from the docs https://github.github.com/gh-stack/introduction/overview https://github.github.com/gh-stack/introduction/overview:
> When a pull request is part of a stack
How does GitHub determine if a PR is part of a stack? Is it automatically detected so that I don't need to adjust my tooling that already creates chained PRs?
- sameenkarim 6mo agoWhen you're using the UI to open a PR, if you set the base to a branch that has an open PR there'll be an "Add to Stack" option: https://github.github.com/gh-stack/guides/ui/#step-2-create-subsequent-prs-and-add-them-to-the-stack https://github.github.com/gh-stack/guides/ui/#step-2-create-... Stacks require users to explicitly indicate that they are opening a PR that should be part of a stack.
- herpdyderp 6mo agoIt's very confusing that the "quick start" guide says the CLI is a requirement, when it's apparently not. This UI flow is exactly what I want! Thank you!