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With the old cli commands

gt us onto ...

, not sure what the replacement is. I think

gt move ...

or so

if you have A -> B -> C -> D -> E and

gt delete C

, we'll restack D on B without C's commits

oh wow, that's elegant!

Ah, nice

there are kinda three different ways to remove C from the stack:

gt delete C

(which removes C's commits entirely)

gt checkout C && gt fold

(which puts C's commits into B)

gt checkout D && gt fold --keep

(which puts C's commits into D) I really do need to record some videos @Ben Jaffe 🙂

No us onto replacement?

Maybe you can have someone on your team pretend to not know things and ask you questions, and like a magical wizard, you solve their problems with elegant commands.

gt checkout D && gt move --onto B

will keep C in place and do the same restack as the first one

omg i didn't, thank youuuuuu