GitHub PR Stacks

Working with stacked pull requests? GitHub lists them one by one, mixed in with everything else. GitHub PR Stacks groups them on the pull request list so each stack reads as one unit, from the bottom PR to the top. • A PR belongs to a stack when its base branch is another open PR's head branch. Stacks made with gh stack, Graphite, or by hand all work. • Each stack gets a header with a name taken from its PR titles, how many PRs it has and the branch it lands on. • Optional ticket line: Jira keys like ABC-123 or GitHub issues like #123, with their titles. Choose which source comes first, or turn either off. • GitHub's own sort order still applies. Single PRs keep their place. • One button turns grouping on and off. • If GitHub can't be read, a notice says why and what to change, and the list is left as GitHub shows it. • A progress bar on each stack shows how many PRs are approved, with one segment per PR: draft, checks running or failing, changes requested, ready for review, approved or merged. It refreshes every minute. Works without setup on repositories you can see while signed in. Adding a GitHub token (for example the output of gh auth token) makes it faster and more reliable. Free, open source