Graphite has introduced a highly-requested feature that automatically rebases stacked pull requests (PRs) after partial merges, streamlining the process for developers. Previously, partially merging PRs required manual intervention to rebase the remaining stacks, which could lead to inaccurate code diffs and workflow issues on GitHub. With this update, Graphite eliminates the need for additional commands like "gt sync && gt submit," ensuring that teammates see the correct diffs and the right reviewers are assigned. The new functionality integrates seamlessly into existing workflows without requiring new commands or tools. When a stack is partially merged, Graphite automatically rebases the remote branches of the unmerged PRs, maintaining the correct base and preventing any incorrect code diffs. This enhancement builds upon the previous introduction of shared stacks, allowing developers to experience a more seamless collaboration with Graphite handling updates to remote branches, akin to working with a Graphite bot. The feature has been rolled out to all organizations, reflecting Graphite's goal of improving development workflows without disrupting existing practices.