ghstack

ghstack

submits a stack of commits to GitHub as individual pull requests using ghstack

Uses the scheme employed by ghstack (https://github.com/ezyang/ghstack) to submit a stack of commits to GitHub as individual pull requests. Pull requests managed by ghstack are never force-pushed.

Currently, you must configure ghstack by creating a ~/.ghstackrc file as explained on https://github.com/ezyang/ghstack. Ultimately, we will likely replace this use of the GitHub CLI to manage API requests to GitHub.

Note that you must have write access to the GitHub repository in order to use ghstack. If you do not have write access, consider using the pr subcommand instead.

subcommands

submit

submit stack of commits to GitHub

shortname	fullname	default	description
-m	--message	"Update"	message describing changes to updated commits
-u	--update-fields	false	update GitHub pull request summary from the local commit
	--short	false	print only the URL of the latest opened PR to stdout
	--force	false	force push the branch even if your local branch is stale
	--skip	false	never skip pushing commits, even if the contents didn't change (use this if you've only updated the commit message).
	--draft	false	create the pull request in draft mode (only if it has not already been created)

unlink

remove the association of a commit with a pull request

land

lands the stack for the specified pull request URL

checkout

goto the stack for the specified pull request URL

action

goto the stack for the specified pull request URL

shortname	fullname	default	description
	--close	false	close the specified pull request