[lucideer]

Started using the gh stack CLI when I first heard of this feature & really liked it - great tooling. Then got approved for the preview & found the corresponding web UI features incredibly underwhelming.

Pre-approval the CLI tooling effectively enables easier automations around splitting a task into multiple atomic PRs - really great locally but then when you push they just show up as independent unlinked PRs.

Post-approval... they still show up as independent PRs. There's a small nav drop down up top listing the other PRs in the stack but that's it. Literally no meaningful UI changes.

The dropdown also allows you to perform a limited subset if the CLI functionality but this is similar to the ability to edit files in the UI - an optional extra casual use feature that won't be a part of dev workflows: the CLI (or IDE plugins I guess) would be the primary way to perform these actions.

It all left me wondering what the big deal with the preview not being a general release - it's extremely minor optional UI. The stacks cli has been general release since this was announced.

[sameenkarim]

I hear you. We had to start with something a bit more minimal, but we are working on a much broader revamp for the PR UI. Part of that will include a persistent view of the stack so you always know you're working with a stack and easily navigate between the layers without a ton of clicks.