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by sameenkarim
4 hours ago
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Yes it will be coming! The reason it's taking a bit longer is because of the automated rebase that happens after you merge part of a stack. There are some legitimate security concerns because of this so multi-fork stacks (a stack which includes multiple different forks) are probably out of the question for now. We will support a stack that is fully contained within a single fork, where the entire stack targets the original repo. For example, a contributor who has a fork (user/buzz) of the original repo (org/buzz) could create the following stack: ```
frontend → PR #3 (base: user/buzz:api-endpoints)
api-endpoints → PR #2 (base: user/buzz:auth-layer)
auth-layer → PR #1 (base: org/buzz:main)
org/buzz:main (trunk)
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