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GitHub introduced stacked PRs. A stack is a set of branches each on top of the other one: main <- pr1 <- pr2 <- pr3. If all checks in all PRs are passing, you can merge all three PRs at once.
However, trying to deploy pr3 will result in an error because the target branch for it is pr2, not main.
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GrantBirki commentedon Aug 13, 2026
👋 hey! @Ugzuzg are you able to go into a bit more detail here?
Ugzuzg commentedon Aug 13, 2026
GitHub introduced stacked PRs. A stack is a set of branches each on top of the other one: main <- pr1 <- pr2 <- pr3. If all checks in all PRs are passing, you can merge all three PRs at once.
However, trying to deploy pr3 will result in an error because the target branch for it is pr2, not main.