GitHub Launches Stacked Pull Requests in Public Preview
jedisct1 · x · 2026-07-31
GitHub has officially launched its "Stacked Pull Requests" feature into public preview. This allows developers to break massive code changes into small, focused, and ordered PRs, enabling parallel reviews and granular quality control before merging the entire stack with a single click.
The feature is built natively into GitHub, meaning existing branch protections and CI checks work out of the box. Industry leaders like Next.js lead Tim Neutkens have already praised its efficiency for large projects. Developers can start experimenting by installing the CLI extension via gh extension install github/gh-stack.
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