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docs: 📝 add sections on making or dealing with stacked PRs #229

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I've moved our retrospective discussions and agreements into the team doc.

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  • Ran spell-check
  • Formatted Markdown
  • Ran just run-all

@lwjohnst86 lwjohnst86 requested a review from a team as a code owner March 10, 2025 10:44
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Looks good! Just a few questions.

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- After each stacked PR has been approved, rebase all of them onto the
base PR.
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Do we have to wait until all stacked PRs have been approved or can we rebase each as soon as they’ve been approved?

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- As each stacked pull request is ready for review, team members will
review and make suggestions as needed. As the author, you'll need to
make sure all suggestions are merged downstream to the later pull
requests by rebasing.
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So, authors of stacked PRs are responsible for rebasing each stacked PR to the base PR?

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