Stacked PRs for GitHub

See stacked pull requests as stacks on GitHub, with each one’s author, review wait in work hours and an SLA pill.

Stacked pull requests look like any other pull request in GitHub's list, and moving between the layers of a stack is slow. Stacked PRs for GitHub shows them as stacks. On a repository's pull request list • Each stack is one row you can expand, with its pull requests in order from the base branch up. • A progress bar shows every pull request in the stack: merged, approved, waiting or draft. Click a segment to open it. • Every pull request shows its author, checks, comments and how long it has waited for its first human review. • An SLA pill marks each one as on track, at risk or breached. Click the counts at the top to filter. • Switch back to GitHub's own list at any time. On a pull request page • A stack navigator shows the base branch, every pull request in the stack and where you are. • Previous and next buttons keep you on the same tab, so Files changed stays Files changed. Review time that is fair • Counted in work hours only (your days, hours and time zone), from when the pull request was marked ready for review. • Stops at the first review by a person. Bot reviews and the author's own replies do not count. Works with • github.com and GitHub Enterprise Cloud (*.ghe.com). • GitHub's native stacks (gh stack) and, when a stack is not linked, pull requests whose base branch is another's head branch. Private by design • You add your own GitHub token. It stays in your browser and is used only to call the GitHub API of that host. • No server, no analytics, no tracking.