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## Usage
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`stacky` stores all information locally, within your git repository
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Syntax is as follows:
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-`stacky info`: show all stacks , add `-pr` if you want to see GitHub PR numbers (slows things down a bit)
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-`stacky info`: show all stacks , add `-pr` if you want to see GitHub PR numbers (slows things down a bit)
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-`stacky inbox [--compact]`: show all active GitHub pull requests for the current user, organized by status (waiting on you, waiting on review, approved, and PRs awaiting your review). Use `--compact` or `-c` for a condensed one-line-per-PR view with clickable PR numbers.
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-`stacky branch`: per branch commands (shortcut: `stacky b`)
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-`stacky branch up` (`stacky b u`): move down the stack (towards `master`)
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-`stacky branch down`(`stacky b d`): move down the stack (towards`master`)
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-`stacky branch down`(`stacky b d`): move down the stack (towards`master`)
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-`stacky branch new <name>`: create a new branch on top of the current one
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-`stacky branch commit <name> [-m <message>] [-a]`: create a new branch and commit changes in one command
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-`stacky commit [-m <message>] [--amend] [--allow-empty] [-a]`: wrapper around `git commit` that syncs everything upstack
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