I'd even be cool if it made me commit each time, and each Stacked Diff contained multiple commits. But with so many force pushes it's very cluttered.

Hey Matt! It is possible for each diff/PR to contain multiple commits - by default,

gt modify

amends the most recent commit on the branch, but you can also use

gt modify --commit

to create an entirely new commit on the branch. in terms of cleaning up force pushes i don't currently have a great answer here...maybe @Jacob Gold can help?

If you have a push that doesn't need a force push, github won't treat it as one — so adding a commit the way Pranathi described will not show up as a force push on GitHub (unless you also rebased)

Oh great! I'll start doing

gt modify --commit

. I'm more used to the "one message per branch" workflow from g3 but adding a message to each diff will be better for my coworkers