Create A Stack

# navigate to the trunk branch of your repository
gt trunk


# * build part 1 of your feature *


# the following two commands create a new branch off of main with your changes and add a commit


# add all unstaged changes (same syntax as git add)
gt add -A
# create a commit on a new branch with its name inferred from your commit message
gt create
# OR specify your commit message via an option, just like git
gt create -m "part 1"
# OR you can also specify a branch name yourself
gt create making_part_1
# This works too!
gt create -m "part 1" making_part_1




# If you don't run `add`, you'll be prompted to add your changes interactively.
# You can also run `add` as part of the create command with the `-a` flag
gt create -am "part 1"


# You can make the previous command even shorter by using an alias (most common gt commands have an alias, and you can even configure your own!)
gt c -am "part 1"

# * build part 2 of your feature *


# create a new branch on your stack
gt create -am "part 2"


# * build part 3 of your feature *


# create another new branch on your stack
gt create -am "part 3"