#observation yeah there's a lot of stuff & prerequisites before you can be comfortable with this stacked diff workflow (that's fine, just want to note them down), especially if you're doing it manually at first:
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1. comfort with vim
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2. some understanding / knowledge of how branches work - that 1 branch can be after another, and they can both hold the same commits, just that the newer one has more of them ($$A \sub B$$)
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3. comfort with regular [[git-rebase]]
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4. some misc stuff as well:
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so getting started, esp. if you're doing it manually, is tough. it's especially tough if you extract your PR into smaller branches, and then you want to modify something in one of the branches -- rip -- you need to rebase all the branches after it. this is exactly what we solve.
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