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Also, rebasing the branches and force-pushing makes "Change since your last review" diff option in Github practically useless. That option helps a lot during the review process, letting reviewers review just the changes that were made after the prior review, and skip reviewing everything else that's unchanged. With stacked PR we can't use that diff option for obvious reasons, and that's why we can't adopt this in our team yet.

also, reconsiling my local branches, that might have additional commits, with auto-rebased remote branches is quite a pain. merges would make that a lot simpler

On top of all of the above, in the era of AI, all AI agents, trying to consolidate the local branches with the remote branches, have issues because all of them see changes "Force-pushed" so they raise a flag and start checking the entire diff to make sure nothing is broken.

Merging latest in the stack will resolve this.