just curious, what does the

gt revert

command do differently to the

git revert

command? https://graphite.com/docs/command-reference#gt-revert-sha

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ah ok, thanks! i'm not sure if i'm missing something, but it isn't possible to create a stack of revert PRs is it, or to revert multiple commits in 1 PR? i tried doing

gt revert <1stsha>

then while on that branch,

gt revert <2ndsha>

and then

gt revert <3rdsha>

, but it created a new branch stacked off

main

each time. i didn't see anything in

gt revert --help

that would help/change the behaviour

youre correct there is not a way to stack these reverts. I suppose you could use regular `git revert <sha1> <sha2> <sha3`> then make it into a graphite branch or git revert <sha1> then gt modify to amend, then git revert <sha2> and gt modify again, etc.

thanks for confirming!