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Do you mean GitHub? Last I checked Gitlab doesn't support stacked PRs.
No I meant gitlab. I have been using them for a week or two now, I guess it's a recent addition
Ah yeah looks like the latest 19.1 release from June.
But it also seems to suggest it's only a UI change. Is is possible to do stacked MRs across forks? Does it not still suffer from the flaw GitHub has (or had, hopefully) - you create one MR,
myfork:feature_0 -> upstream:master. That's fine, but then you want to create the second MR targeting the first MR,myfork:feature_1 -> ???:feature_0, only you can't.feature_0doesn't exist in the upstream and there's no point creating an MR targeting your own fork.