Fritz Stauffacher
11/17/2025, 3:30 PMMaceo Thompson
11/17/2025, 4:54 PMChris Deeming
11/19/2025, 2:52 PMmain branch, then we have a dev branch.
I have a dev/feature-1 branch which was made from the dev branch.
I then have additional work in dev/feature-2 and dev/feature-3.
Essentially dev > dev/feature-1 > dev/feature-2 > dev/feature-3
At the moment I have three PRs open, one to merge dev/feature-3 into dev/feature-2 another to merge dev/feature-2 into dev-feature-1 and then finally one to merge dev/feature-1 into dev.
Is it possible to create a stack from these three branches? I've tried a few things that I thought were correct but I'm a bit nervous.
The existing PRs that are open don't matter. I'm happy to close them and let Graphite recreate them. I guess I'm mostly confused about the right course of action when the work has essentially already been done. But there is more work to do so stacking what we have already makes a lot of sense, I think.Carlos Eduardo Albornoz Marin
11/19/2025, 5:32 PMAlly Summers
11/20/2025, 11:50 PMspr on top of bitbucket, but still pretty new.
i'm not sure if these are settings i can't find or if they would be more suited for #C06C4TH0D27 or what, but wanted to ask anyway!
1. when looking at the description for a PR in graphite, it doesn't render shortlinks as links when created with the org_name/repo_name#num syntax that github supports (doc here) but it does work in github
◦ 1st screenshot is viewing the PR in github, 2nd screenshot is editing the PR description in github, 3rd screenshot is viewing the PR in graphite (not editing in graphite)
2. is it somehow possible to get graphite to only render the diff for 1 file at a time, similar to bitbucket (which lets you pick between 1 file at a time or all at once)?
◦ you can see the bitbucket PR thing here (this should be public): https://bitbucket.org/ayms1/test-repo/pull-requests/1/diff - you need to click the settings cog and choose "Load files" > "Individually"
◦ 4th screenshot is the bitbucket PR view, 5th screenshot is the bitbucket settingsFredrik Westmark
11/24/2025, 10:15 AMgt sync usually detects merged PRs and offers to delete the local branch. Just now it didn’t. How can I make it behave? I can of course delete it by hand, but…Manuel Werlberger
11/24/2025, 8:25 PMgt link? There is the convenient feature of gt unlink but no gt link or did I miss that completely? The use case for me is that I regularly use sl to split a PR as its splitting functionality of a commit is much superior over `gt`'s still. Then it gets you new individual commits that I then track with with gt but I can't "re-link" a PR from the old one to a new PR. Is that correct that its not possible?Jillian Kozyra
11/25/2025, 4:44 AMgt create without creating a commit? i like to start with an empty branch.Luke Pighetti
11/25/2025, 8:37 PMLuke Pighetti
11/25/2025, 8:37 PMRomain Di Vuolo
11/27/2025, 1:16 AMFaz Javaid
11/28/2025, 10:31 AMBilal Mahmoud
12/01/2025, 2:25 PMKieron Woodhouse
12/02/2025, 9:14 AMAlly Summers
12/03/2025, 11:18 PMMichael Holtom
12/04/2025, 11:30 AMAaron Taylor
12/05/2025, 3:00 AMJohan Frølich
12/05/2025, 11:14 AMZeshan Amjad
12/05/2025, 2:49 PMGuilherme Mendel
12/05/2025, 4:10 PMIvan Zvonar
12/05/2025, 8:34 PMgt create and gt submit? The generated result varies a lot and I’d like to add specific instructions on what the PR description should look like.Luân Phạm Duy
12/08/2025, 8:44 AMgt sync or gt get <name> on the CLI, there are no conflicts.
CLI shows does not need to be restacked . I think it should show gt restack to fix the conflict
What should I do to resolve this?Abdullah Jibaly
12/10/2025, 8:17 AMVarun Mittal
12/10/2025, 8:00 PMTyler Nieman
12/12/2025, 3:35 PMgt mod --interactive-rebase without automatic upstack restack?Ben Payne
12/12/2025, 7:02 PMStefan
12/13/2025, 11:46 AMFlorian
12/13/2025, 11:00 PMAbhijay Bhatnagar
12/14/2025, 9:07 PMSangeeth Sudheer
12/15/2025, 8:31 AMgt create? Right now, I believe I'd need to run `gt split`/ gt modify afterwards to open the editor and do it but would be nice if this was an option during gt create itself.