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if feature-part-2 already correctly contains feature-part-1 in its history,

gt downstack track feature-part-2

will do the trick — if not, you'll need to

git rebase feature-part-1 feature-part-2

first

the branch says its already tracked but when I check the pr(s) on graphite they are showing as separate (not part of the same stack)

ah, then the issue is likely not with the CLI, but an issue with the data on our end — sometimes, repo renames can result in this behavior. you may need to configure

gt repo owner

and

gt repo name

to match what GitHub has (https://graphite.dev/docs/cli-configuration#github-repository-information) e.g. for withgraphite/my-repo I would run

gt repo owner --set withgraphite && gt repo name --set my-repo

Running

gt stack submit --always

seemed to fix it

no problem!