spr: Stacked Pull Requests on GitHub
Git spr is a tool designed to manage stacked pull requests on GitHub, allowing developers to create pull requests for each commit on a single branch. This approach facilitates faster reviews and reduces the complexity of managing multiple branches. By using git spr, developers can streamline their workflow and merge changes incrementally without the hassle of traditional branching methods.
- ▪Each commit becomes a pull request, eliminating the need for juggling branches.
- ▪Small pull requests are reviewed faster, leading to more meaningful feedback.
- ▪Git spr integrates seamlessly with GitHub, requiring no additional services or custom merge bots.
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Each commit becomes a pull request. Stop juggling branches. git spr manages stacked pull requests on GitHub so you don't have to. Write commits on a single branch, and spr turns each one into its own pull request -- kept in sync, correctly ordered, and ready to merge. Why stacked PRs? Small PRs get reviewed faster. A 50-line change gets meaningful feedback; a 500-line change gets "looks good." No more branch gymnastics. Stop creating feature-part-1, feature-part-2, rebasing one onto the other, and resolving conflicts between them. Ship incrementally. Land the database migration today, the API tomorrow, the UI the day after -- each reviewed and merged independently. Works with native GitHub. No extra services, no custom merge bots. Just pull requests and branches, managed for you.
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