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Is that why the menu toggle is the stack of pancakes emoji (U+1F95E)? Whimsy is fine but that change made me super suspicious about what I was looking at.
We've been using the pancake emoji internally so we thought it was a fun easter egg. It'll only be up for a few hours and then will go back to the regular icons :)
Is that why the menu toggle is the stack of pancakes emoji (U+1F95E)? Whimsy is fine but that change made me super suspicious about what I was looking at.
We've been using the pancake emoji internally so we thought it was a fun easter egg. It'll only be up for a few hours and then will go back to the regular icons :)
I don't like this. The case where I need stacked PRs is when I have a ton of changes and I want to upstream them. I have so many changes that I have probably written code in this order: 1. feature1 work 2. feature2 work 3. architecture rework 4. docs 5. feature3 work 6. optimization 7. docs 8. feature4 work 9. security fixes 10. optimization 11. docs 12. last pass security fixes By the time I want to upstream, I prob…
That's literally all it's supposed to do. Make that dev flow less awful so you don't have to say "by the way this PR depends on #123, I will change the target branch when that is merged" and nonsense like that.
Rejoice, finally a new feature that isn't AI related.
I get your point, but it kind of is AI related. The size of PRs since AI has made it much harder to review a diff. Stacking the PRs seems like a response to this problem.
Hey from the GitHub Stacked PRs team! Excited to release this more broadly so anyone can start stacking: https://gh.io/stacks Would love to hear any feedback, especially with the UI and CLI. We've got a lot more updates to the PR experience in store! Also happy to answer questions about the design decisions we made. There's a bunch happening behind the scenes, and it's one of the largest launches in GitHub history co…
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Good. This change was unexpected and so unprofessional I though my browser was compromised.
My lord people accept a little bit of whimsey in your lives.
Hey from the GitHub Stacked PRs team! Excited to release this more broadly so anyone can start stacking: https://gh.io/stacks Would love to hear any feedback, especially with the UI and CLI. We've got a lot more updates to the PR experience in store! Also happy to answer questions about the design decisions we made. There's a bunch happening behind the scenes, and it's one of the largest launches in GitHub history co…
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I also don't get it. > With stacks, you can independently review and check each pull request, then merge everything together in one click. Consider: "With pull requests, you can independently review and check each commit inside the pull request, and then merge the entire pull request in one click." Pull requests are stacked commits. This does not have to recurse; you don't need stacked pull requests, not to mention s…
> With pull requests, you can independently review and check each commit inside the pull request, and then merge the entire pull request in one click Except you can’t really do that on GitHub, the “unit if review” is the PR so reviewing commits is adhoc, inconsistent, and awkward, and tracking their changes as they get fixed up is a pain. “Splatting” that as PRs is not the nicest way to do it green field, but it’s an…