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# how-do-is
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Aryaman
11/27/2023, 4:36 PMDo you need the branches to be closed or are you just trying to force submit? If it is the latter, you can do:
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$ gt submit --stack --alwaysAryaman
11/27/2023, 4:36 PMIf you want to rebase & submit, you could do:
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$ gt sync --restack && gt submit --stackd
Daniel Martin
11/27/2023, 4:37 PMI'm not sure what your question means. I'd like to have the pull requests associated with each branch in the stack closed in a way that leaves each branch free to be resubmitted at a later date.
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Aryaman
11/27/2023, 4:38 PMSo you just want the PRs to be closed? I don't think that is available today, but you could set them to draft to ensure that no one sees them.
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Daniel Martin
11/27/2023, 4:39 PMIt GTI, once a branch goes into a submitted state, it's not possible to rebase it on another branch, at least by dragging. I don't think setting the PRs to draft would achieve this.
Sounds like this isn't supported.
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Aryaman
11/27/2023, 4:39 PMit's not possible to rebase it on another branch, at least by draggingOh interesting, this seems like a bug. cc @Jacob Gold
Aryaman
11/27/2023, 4:40 PMJust so I'm clear, your goal is to rebase a submitted branch onto another branch?
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Daniel Martin
11/27/2023, 4:41 PMAh, I realize I was confused.
I thought it was impossible to do this with submitted branches, but now I realise that every time I tried, I had uncommitted changes which blocks all rebasing.
Daniel Martin
11/27/2023, 4:42 PMI guess this is a non-problem!
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Aryaman
11/27/2023, 4:42 PMMaybe we should communicate this a little better then
I had uncommitted changes which blocks all rebasing
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