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Maybe I just don't know enough how these work, as I've never heard of stacked prs before.
What does the workflow look like? Can the first PR be merged and deployed without the other prs being approved and merged first? Or do they all need to be approved and it all gets merged together?
I haven't used it yet but assuming they did it right, yes you can merge the PRs sequentially.
Assuming it's like gitlab's stacked PRs, all the merge requests are independent. It's basically "just" rebasing the stack once the bottom gets merged.