Creating a Branch Run the command Copy

av branch <name>

to create a new branch. If you're currently on the trunk branch of your repository (usually

main

or

master

), this will create a new stack. Otherwise, the command will create a branch that is stacked on top of your checked-out Git branch before running the command. You can stack a branch even if the first (root) branch wasn't created with the

av branch

command. Creating a Branch and Committing Alternatively, you can take advantage of Copy

av commit -b -m "<message>"

This will create a new branch, with an automatically generated branch name based on the commit message, and then commit the changes to the new branch with the given message. Creating a Pull Request Create the stacked PR using the following command: Copy

av pr

By default, this will create the PR title and body based on the headline and message of the first commit in the branch (see

av pr --help

for details on how to override this). To create PRs for each branch in the stack you can do

av pr --all

. Alternatively, you can run

av pr --all --current

to only create PRs up to branch you currently have checked out in the stack. You can also adopt a PR created without using the CLI . Previous How-to Guides for Stacked PRs CLI Next How to Navigate & Modify Stacked PRs Last updated 1 month ago Was this helpful?