graphite-workflow

Manage stacked pull requests by using the Graphite CLI (`gt`) to create, modify, submit, and sync branches. This ensures proper integration with Graphite's stack management features for efficient version control.

Use `gt` commands instead of raw `git` for stacked PRs to maintain stack integrity. Raw `git` commands can cause common errors in a stack-aware workflow, whereas `gt` ensures branches are correctly ordered and rebased.

The best way to create and submit a stacked PR is using `gt create` for each commit, `gt submit` to push the stack, and `gt sync` to manage updates. This workflow keeps your PRs correctly ordered and rebased.

Raw `git` commands should be avoided for stack-related tasks in a Graphite workflow. The Graphite CLI enforces stack-aware operations to maintain integrity, preventing common errors that arise from using raw `git`.

Use `gt sync` to manage updates when working with stacked branches. It ensures your stacked pull requests remain correctly ordered and rebased during the version control workflow.

Graphite workflow supports breaking complex features into multiple small PRs. It guides you to use `gt create` for each commit and `gt submit` to push the stack, ensuring efficient version control and correct ordering.