@cognition: Devin now natively supports @Github Stacked PRs ▪︎ Break down large changes into smaller, reviewable diffs ▪︎ Address a…
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Devin now natively supports GitHub Stacked PRs, enabling developers to break down large changes into smaller diffs, fix comments across stacks, and automatically rebase downstream changes.
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Devin now natively supports @Github Stacked PRs
▪︎ Break down large changes into smaller, reviewable diffs ▪︎ Address and fix comments across stacks ▪︎ Automatically rebase downstream changes https://t.co/8u8ZFDs108
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