Visualizing a stack Run the command Copy

av tree

to print out a visualization of the current PR stack. Navigating a stack Since a stack is (conceptually) a sequence of branches, navigating between different parts of the stack is as simple as running

git switch <branch name>

. You can also use

av switch

to interactively switch the branches. Or you can use

av prev

and

av next

to navigate through branches in order. Adding a commit to a branch within a stack First, checkout the branch you want to add a commit to with Copy

git checkout "<branch name>"

(note that after you commit, subsequent branches in the stack will also contain this commit). Modify the repository using your normal development workflow, and when you're done, stage and add the changes: Copy

av commit -a -m "<msg>"

av commit

will automatically rebase all of the commits in the stack to include the new commit, without pushing them to GitHub. If instead you run

git commit

you can always resync the stack with

av restack

. To rebase and push your changes to GitHub run Copy

av sync

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