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I expected that this would properly do a topographic sort, so that it could figure out that comps-legit-stay-sorted went after comps-stay-sorted (really useful names, I know. The commits were more useful). I had no indication that they were out-of-order in the submission TUI beyond that the names were derived from the branches instead of the commits because all of the branches had multiple (or negative?) commits. Once I ran the correct command:
Then everything worked fine, but it'd be nice to not have to do all of that. I suppose the "stacking suggestions" could help some, but only if you create a PR first. I'd rather use the stacking CLI.
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I had a bunch of branches locally and ran the following command, where the branches were ordered by whatever order
lazygithad them:I expected that this would properly do a topographic sort, so that it could figure out that
comps-legit-stay-sortedwent aftercomps-stay-sorted(really useful names, I know. The commits were more useful). I had no indication that they were out-of-order in the submission TUI beyond that the names were derived from the branches instead of the commits because all of the branches had multiple (or negative?) commits. Once I ran the correct command:Then everything worked fine, but it'd be nice to not have to do all of that. I suppose the "stacking suggestions" could help some, but only if you create a PR first. I'd rather use the stacking CLI.
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