Did I read correctly, that Graphite is practically not usable currently if you usually create the PR branches in your fork and send the PRs upstream? That would be really sad, as by now I got a feeling Graphite could be really handy, but without this ability it is practically useless for me. I hate it if you fetch a project and always get dozens deleted and added branches because everyone creates their branches in the main repository. I greatly prefer to do my PR branches in personal forks, even if I have write access to the upstream repository. And I also do much contributions to upstream repositories where I do not have write access. Or could it - until support for that working model is hopefully added eventually - at least be "half-used", using it as a local tool to rebase your Stacks and then manually send or update the PRs? Could Grahphite in that case at least do the force-pushes and I just need to create the PRs manually, or also not? And would in that case the dashboard have any useful functionality, or just the CLI?