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I’ve tired the CLI, but couldn’t get into it. I’ll have to try the VSCode extension and give it another shot
One thing that's been a bit annoying: my org enforces signed commits, and when you merge a stack, they sometimes rebase commits internally and lose the code signing, so you end up with an error to merge the rest of the stack.
Aside from that, working with stacks has been great!
I've been using Graphite for a few months now (yay, finally works on cygwin!), and I've been really enjoying it. The command name change will take some time to get used to, though! I've run into a bug with 1.0 where it tries to query git for an object (something with ^tree) that it doesn't understand. I think I'm on a high enough git version, but that could be my issue.
So sorry about that! If you update to the latest version of v1, we added a check to verify your Git version is up to date -- we use a feature from v2.38. Reach out to me (Jacob Gold) on our Slack Community if you're still seeing this issue. The link's on the Graphite website.
While I'm at it, will there be a setting to automatically delete branches after merging (on app.graphite.dev)? Without manually deleting all branches after a merge, `repo sync` (or just `sync` now, I suppose!) doesn't pick up that a branch has been merged.
Does anyone know if you need Graphite to see a PR once it's been merged in the Github repo? I'm curious about how locked you in when you start using Graphite.
Seems interesting! I've been very unhappy with Github workflow and UI for PRs. It's insane that each time you rebase a PR, you lose all your existing comments on that PR (i.e. they are no longer attached to lines in the UI). Does anyone know if you need Graphite to see a PR once it's been merged in the Github repo? I'm curious about how locked you in when you start using Graphite.
Graphite syncs bidirectionally with GitHub so that you can see the same information in realtime across platforms. This also means you can use Graphite even if the rest of your team isn't yet!
Love to see this! I miss stacked diffs from working at FB— Graphite looks like the best way to be productive outside FAANG internal tooling