How to Keep PRs Small When Features Depend on Each Other
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We all know that huge Pull Requests are a pain. Most teams suggest keeping PRs between 25 and 200 lines because they are easier to review and less likely to introduce bugs. But what should you do when you are working on a new feature that depends on code you just wrote in another branch?
Instead of cramming everything into one giant 1,000 line PR, you can use Stacked PRs to keep your git workflow smooth and clean.
