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I have this same issue. Sometimes I have commits: A, B and C which can go into main safely and independently. But commit D can only go in if A, B and C are in.
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In that case I usually do one stack: A, B, C in any order and the D. If A,B,C are truly independent you can easily reorder them with
gt downstack edit
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@Ludovic Fardel that seems reasonable. So if the stack is a <- b <- c <-d and b is approved and not a, I can reorder and submit b first.
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Exactly!