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The funny part is that AI is becoming the new rubber duck. 🦆🤖 Except now the duck talks back, reviews your logic, questions your decisions, and occasionally creates another bug for you to debug. 😂 Stacked PRs + AI-assisted development feels like a glimpse of where modern dev workflows are heading — smaller changes, faster feedback, and hopefully fewer “what did I just break?” moments. Still keeping the rubber duck though. Some debugging traditions are sacred. 🦆

🎉 Big week for me—I've just earned both the GitHub Foundations and GitHub Copilot certifications (the latter literally 2 hours ago)! 😊 It feels great to formally validate knowledge built over 6 years of working with GitHub. Excited to keep growing in this space! 🚀

Stacked PRs are a game-changer for modern software engineering. They make large features easier to review, reduce merge conflicts, and help teams ship high-quality code incrementally rather than waiting for massive pull requests.

Does co-pilot has support for the upcoming agentic workflows like agentic loops and agent graphs?

How would you integrate Copilot into CI/CD without compromising security?

I really like rubber ducks, but I hate complicated git things. The best thing about AI is that it handle's all my git stuff for me. 👍

Q: I see the merge button also listed the default merge options like "squash and merge". What happens if you select one of those instead of "Merge stack"?

I'm excited to see GitHub continuing to improve the developer experience. Features like these enable faster collaboration, better code quality, and more efficient CI/CD workflows.

Excellent insights. Open-source collaboration continues to accelerate technological advancement by enabling developers worldwide to contribute, learn, and solve complex challenges collectively.

anytime an infrastructure comes up with tools to fix dev process, dev process loses