From the outside, merging stacked pull requests might sound simple: just link related PRs together and merge them in sequence. In this clip, they talk about the hidden complexity behind updating core GitHub systems to make stacked PRs a native, first-class feature. Hear why shipping this feature required rethinking legacy merge architectures.
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