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When running av stack reorder, the documentation says that --parent or --trunk is unnecessary. However, this error happened when I was editing a second branch in a stack without any flags:
error: invalid stack-branch command: --parent=<branch> or --trunk=<branch> must be specified when creating the first branch
It appears to me that the parent is obligatory always and the statement "If parent is not specified, the previous branch in the stack is used (if any)." is not correct.
This is the dialogue that shows up within av stack reorder:
# Commands:
# sb, stack-branch <branch-name> [--parent <parent-branch-name> | --trunk <trunk-branch-name>]
# Create a new branch as part of a stack. If parent is not specified,
# the previous branch in the stack is used (if any). If trunk is
# specified, the branch is rooted from the given branch.
# trunk-branch-name can be either a branch name or a branch name with a
# commit ID in the format "<branch-name>@<commit-id>".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When running
av stack reorder
, the documentation says that--parent
or--trunk
is unnecessary. However, this error happened when I was editing a second branch in a stack without any flags:It appears to me that the parent is obligatory always and the statement "If parent is not specified, the previous branch in the stack is used (if any)." is not correct.
This is the dialogue that shows up within
av stack reorder
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: