package cmd

import (

"errors"

"fmt"

"net/http"

"strconv"

"strings"

"time"

tea "github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea"

"github.com/cli/go-gh/v2/pkg/api"

"github.com/github/gh-stack/internal/config"

"github.com/github/gh-stack/internal/git"

"github.com/github/gh-stack/internal/github"

"github.com/github/gh-stack/internal/stack"

"github.com/github/gh-stack/internal/tui/mergeview"

"github.com/spf13/cobra"

)

type mergeOptions struct {

mergeMethod string

squash bool

rebase bool

merge bool

yes bool

// pollInterval and maxPolls control the status polling loop in the

// non-interactive path. Zero values fall back to sane defaults; tests set

// them to keep runs fast.

pollInterval time.Duration

maxPolls int

}

// mergeTarget describes an explicitly requested pull request to merge up to.

type mergeTarget struct {

prNumber int

hasPR bool

}

// MergeCmd builds the `gh stack merge` command.

func MergeCmd(cfg *config.Config) *cobra.Command {

opts := &mergeOptions{}

cmd := &cobra.Command{

Use: "merge [<stack-number> | <pr-number>]",

Short: "Merge a stack of pull requests",

Long: `Merge some or all of a stack of pull requests using GitHub's atomic stack

merge. All members of the stack up to and including your chosen pull request are

merged into the base branch in a single, all-or-nothing operation: if any PR

cannot be merged, none are.

With no argument, the stack for the current branch is used. Pass a stack number

to merge a stack you don't have checked out, or a pull request number to merge

directly up to that PR. A bare number is treated first as a stack number, then

as a pull request number.

In an interactive terminal, a short wizard lets you choose how far up the stack

to merge (everything below your selection is always included), pick the merge

method, and confirm, then shows live progress. In a non-interactive terminal, or

with --yes, the whole stack (or everything up to the given PR) is merged without

prompting, using your last-used merge method unless one is specified.

Only basic pull request state is checked before merging (open and not a draft);

GitHub evaluates branch protection and repository rules when the merge runs, so

any such failure is reported back to you. Bypassing merge requirements is not

supported for stacks.

If the base branch uses a merge queue, the stack is added to the queue and merges

once the queue processes it; otherwise it is merged directly.`,

Example: ` # Merge the current stack (interactive picker)

$ gh stack merge

# Merge a stack you don't have checked out, by stack number

$ gh stack merge 7

# Merge everything up to and including PR #42

$ gh stack merge 42

# Merge the whole current stack without prompting, squashing

$ gh stack merge --yes --squash`,

Args: cobra.MaximumNArgs(1),

RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {

return runMerge(cfg, opts, args)

},

}

cmd.Flags().StringVar(&opts.mergeMethod, "merge-method", "", "Merge method to use: merge, squash, or rebase")

cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&opts.merge, "merge", false, "Merge with a merge commit")

cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&opts.squash, "squash", false, "Squash and merge")

cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&opts.rebase, "rebase", false, "Rebase and merge")

cmd.Flags().BoolVarP(&opts.yes, "yes", "y", false, "Merge without prompting for confirmation")

return cmd

}

func runMerge(cfg *config.Config, opts *mergeOptions, args []string) error {

method, err := resolveMergeMethodFlag(opts)

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("%s", err)

return ErrInvalidArgs

}

client, err := cfg.GitHubClient()

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("failed to create GitHub client: %s", err)

return ErrAPIFailure

}

remoteStack, target, err := resolveMergeStack(cfg, client, args)

if err != nil {

return err

}

candidates, blocker := mergeCandidates(remoteStack)

preselectIndex := -1

targetPR := 0

if target.hasPR {

idx := indexOfPR(candidates, target.prNumber)

if idx < 0 {

return explainNonMergeableTarget(cfg, remoteStack, target.prNumber, blocker)

}

preselectIndex = idx

targetPR = candidates[idx].Number

} else if len(candidates) == 0 {

return explainNothingToMerge(cfg, remoteStack, blocker)

}

base := remoteStack.Base.Ref

// Detect whether the base branch merges through a merge queue so the wizard

// can skip the merge-method step and enqueue instead of merging directly.

usesMergeQueue := baseBranchUsesMergeQueue(client, base)

var mergeCfg *github.RepoMergeConfig

var allowed []string

if usesMergeQueue {

// The queue picks the merge method from its own configuration, so a

// requested method does not apply.

if method != "" {

cfg.Warningf("the base branch %q uses a merge queue; ignoring the merge method", base)

method = ""

}

} else {

mergeCfg, err = client.RepoMergeConfig()

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("failed to fetch repository merge settings: %s", err)

return ErrAPIFailure

}

allowed = mergeCfg.AllowedMethods()

if len(allowed) == 0 {

cfg.Errorf("this repository does not allow any merge methods")

return ErrAPIFailure

}

if method != "" && !mergeCfg.Allows(method) {

cfg.Errorf("this repository does not allow %s merges", method)

return ErrInvalidArgs

}

}

if cfg.IsInteractive() && !opts.yes {

defaultMethod := ""

if mergeCfg != nil {

defaultMethod = mergeCfg.DefaultMethod

}

return runMergeInteractive(cfg, client, remoteStack.Number, base, candidates, allowed, defaultMethod, method, preselectIndex, usesMergeQueue, opts)

}

// Non-interactive (or --yes): merge the whole stack (or up to the given PR)

// without prompting.

if !target.hasPR {

// A draft or closed pull request partway up the stack blocks everything

// above it. Rather than silently merging only the portion below it,

// refuse and let the user target an explicit pull request.

if blocker != nil {

top := candidates[len(candidates)-1].Number

cfg.Errorf("cannot merge the whole stack: pull request #%d is %s", blocker.Number, blockerState(blocker))

cfg.Printf("Merge up to #%d with `%s`", top, cfg.ColorCyan(fmt.Sprintf("gh stack merge %d", top)))

return ErrInvalidArgs

}

targetPR = candidates[len(candidates)-1].Number

}

if !usesMergeQueue && method == "" {

method = mergeCfg.DefaultMethod

if !mergeCfg.Allows(method) {

method = allowed[0]

}

}

return runMergeHeadless(cfg, client, base, candidates, targetPR, method, usesMergeQueue, opts)

}

// resolveMergeStack determines the remote stack (and any explicitly targeted PR)

// from the command arguments. It never reads local PR state: the local stack

// file is consulted only to discover the stack number when no argument is given.

func resolveMergeStack(cfg *config.Config, client github.ClientOps, args []string) (*github.RemoteStack, mergeTarget, error) {

if len(args) == 0 {

rs, err := resolveActiveRemoteStack(cfg, client)

return rs, mergeTarget{}, err

}

n, err := strconv.Atoi(strings.TrimSpace(args[0]))

if err != nil || n <= 0 {

cfg.Errorf("invalid argument %q: expected a stack number or pull request number", args[0])

return nil, mergeTarget{}, ErrInvalidArgs

}

// Try as a stack number first (mirrors `gh stack checkout`).

rs, err := client.GetStack(n)

if err == nil && rs != nil {

return rs, mergeTarget{}, nil

}

if err != nil && !isNotFound(err) {

cfg.Errorf("failed to fetch stack #%d: %s", n, err)

return nil, mergeTarget{}, ErrAPIFailure

}

// Not a stack number: try as a pull request number.

rs, err = client.FindStackForPR(n)

if err != nil {

if isNotFound(err) {

warnStacksUnavailable(cfg)

return nil, mergeTarget{}, ErrStacksUnavailable

}

cfg.Errorf("failed to look up pull request #%d: %s", n, err)

return nil, mergeTarget{}, ErrAPIFailure

}

if rs == nil {

cfg.Errorf("#%d is not a stack number or a stacked pull request", n)

return nil, mergeTarget{}, ErrNotInStack

}

return rs, mergeTarget{prNumber: n, hasPR: true}, nil

}

// resolveActiveRemoteStack reads only the local stack number for the current

// branch, then fetches the full stack (and its PR states) from GitHub.

func resolveActiveRemoteStack(cfg *config.Config, client github.ClientOps) (*github.RemoteStack, error) {

gitDir, err := git.GitDir()

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("not a git repository")

return nil, ErrNotInStack

}

sf, err := stack.Load(gitDir)

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("failed to load stack state: %s", err)

return nil, ErrNotInStack

}

currentBranch, err := git.CurrentBranch()

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("failed to get current branch: %s", err)

return nil, ErrNotInStack

}

stacks := sf.FindAllStacksForBranch(currentBranch)

if len(stacks) == 0 {

cfg.Errorf("current branch %q is not part of a stack", currentBranch)

cfg.Printf("Checkout a stack first, or specify which stack or pull request to merge with `%s`", cfg.ColorCyan("gh stack merge [number]"))

return nil, ErrNotInStack

}

if len(stacks) > 1 {

cfg.Errorf("branch %q belongs to multiple stacks", currentBranch)

cfg.Printf("Checkout a stack first, or specify which stack or pull request to merge with `%s`", cfg.ColorCyan("gh stack merge [number]"))

return nil, ErrDisambiguate

}

s := stacks[0]

if s.ID == "" && s.Number == 0 {

cfg.Errorf("this stack has not been submitted to GitHub yet; run `gh stack submit` first")

return nil, ErrNotInStack

}

number, err := ensureStackNumber(client, s)

if err != nil {

if isNotFound(err) {

warnStacksUnavailable(cfg)

return nil, ErrStacksUnavailable

}

cfg.Errorf("failed to resolve stack number: %s", err)

return nil, ErrAPIFailure

}

if number == 0 {

cfg.Errorf("could not determine the stack number for the current stack")

return nil, ErrNotInStack

}

rs, err := client.GetStack(number)

if err != nil {

if isNotFound(err) {

warnStacksUnavailable(cfg)

return nil, ErrStacksUnavailable

}

cfg.Errorf("failed to fetch stack #%d: %s", number, err)

return nil, ErrAPIFailure

}

return rs, nil

}

func runMergeInteractive(cfg *config.Config, client github.ClientOps, stackNumber int, base string, candidates []mergeview.PRItem, allowed []string, viewerDefault, methodFlag string, preselectIndex int, usesMergeQueue bool, opts *mergeOptions) error {

defaultMethod := viewerDefault

if methodFlag != "" {

defaultMethod = methodFlag

}

// Enrich the picker with PR titles (best-effort; the branch is shown either way).

nums := make([]int, len(candidates))

for i, c := range candidates {

nums[i] = c.Number

}

if titles, err := client.PRTitles(nums); err == nil {

for i := range candidates {

if t := titles[candidates[i].Number]; t != "" {

candidates[i].Title = t

}

}

}

submit, poll := mergeFuncs(client, mergeActionFor(usesMergeQueue))

model := mergeview.New(mergeview.Options{

PRs: candidates,

StackNumber: stackNumber,

BaseRef: base,

AllowedMethods: allowed,

DefaultMethod: defaultMethod,

PreselectTopIndex: preselectIndex,

UsesMergeQueue: usesMergeQueue,

Submit: submit,

Poll: poll,

PollInterval: opts.pollInterval,

})

final, err := tea.NewProgram(model, tea.WithInput(cfg.In), tea.WithOutput(cfg.Out)).Run()

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("failed to run merge: %s", err)

return ErrSilent

}

out := final.(mergeview.Model).Outcome()

switch {

case out.Err != nil:

if errors.Is(out.Err, github.ErrAsyncMergeUnavailable) {

warnAsyncMergeUnavailable(cfg)

return ErrStacksUnavailable

}

cfg.Errorf("merge failed: %s", out.Err)

return ErrAPIFailure

case out.Merged:

mergedSuccess(cfg, prNumberList(out.MergedPRs), base, out.SHA)

return nil

case out.Enqueued:

enqueuedSuccess(cfg, prNumberList(out.MergedPRs), base)

return nil

case out.Failed:

cfg.Errorf("merge failed: %s", out.Message)

cfg.Printf("Stack merges are atomic, so nothing was merged.")

return mergeFailureExit(out.Message)

case out.WatchStopped:

cfg.Infof("Stopped watching. Merge is still in progress. Check the pull requests on GitHub.")

return ErrSilent

default:

// Cancelled via esc/ctrl+c before submitting.

cfg.Infof("Cancelled operation, nothing merged")

return ErrSilent

}

}

func runMergeHeadless(cfg *config.Config, client github.ClientOps, base string, candidates []mergeview.PRItem, targetPR int, method string, usesMergeQueue bool, opts *mergeOptions) error {

nums := numbersUpTo(candidates, targetPR)

list := prNumberList(nums)

if usesMergeQueue {

cfg.Printf("Adding %s to the merge queue for %s...", list, base)

} else {

cfg.Printf("Merging %s into %s via %s...", list, base, method)

}

res, err := client.MergeStackAsync(targetPR, method, mergeActionFor(usesMergeQueue))

if err != nil {

if errors.Is(err, github.ErrAsyncMergeUnavailable) {

warnAsyncMergeUnavailable(cfg)

return ErrStacksUnavailable

}

cfg.Errorf("failed to start merge: %s", err)

return ErrAPIFailure

}

if res.IsMerged() {

mergedSuccess(cfg, list, base, res.Details.SHA)

return nil

}

if res.IsEnqueued() {

enqueuedSuccess(cfg, list, base)

return nil

}

if res.IsFailed() {

cfg.Errorf("merge failed: %s", res.Details.Message)

cfg.Printf("Stack merges are atomic, so nothing was merged.")

return mergeFailureExit(res.Details.Message)

}

uuid := res.Details.UUID

if uuid == "" {

cfg.Errorf("merge did not start as expected")

return ErrAPIFailure

}

interval := opts.pollInterval

if interval <= 0 {

interval = time.Second

}

maxPolls := opts.maxPolls

if maxPolls <= 0 {

maxPolls = 600

}

for i := 0; i < maxPolls; i++ {

time.Sleep(interval)

status, err := client.GetAsyncMergeResult(targetPR, uuid)

if err != nil {

cfg.Errorf("failed to check merge status: %s", err)

return ErrAPIFailure

}

if status.IsMerged() {

mergedSuccess(cfg, list, base, status.Details.SHA)

return nil

}

if status.IsEnqueued() {

enqueuedSuccess(cfg, list, base)

return nil

}

if status.IsFailed() {

cfg.Errorf("merge failed: %s", status.Details.Message)

cfg.Printf("Stack merges are atomic, so nothing was merged.")

return mergeFailureExit(status.Details.Message)

}

}

cfg.Warningf("Merge is still in progress. Check the pull requests on GitHub.")

return ErrAPIFailure

}

// baseBranchUsesMergeQueue reports whether the stack's base branch merges through

// a merge queue. Detection tailors the wizard (skipping the method step and

// switching to enqueue wording) and selects the explicit merge_action. On a

// lookup failure it falls back to the direct-merge flow (method step shown,

// "direct_merge" sent), matching what the user is shown.

func baseBranchUsesMergeQueue(client github.ClientOps, base string) bool {

uses, err := client.BaseBranchUsesMergeQueue(base)

if err != nil {

return false

}

return uses

}

// mergeActionFor maps merge-queue detection to the explicit async-merge action: a

// detected queue forces "merge_queue" (the server rejects it when the branch has

// no queue, guarding against a wrong guess), and everything else forces a

// "direct_merge". Being explicit ensures the merge matches the wizard the user

// saw rather than letting the server choose the routing.

func mergeActionFor(usesMergeQueue bool) string {

if usesMergeQueue {

return github.MergeActionMergeQueue

}

return github.MergeActionDirectMerge

}

// mergeFuncs returns submit/poll closures that adapt the GitHub client to the

// mergeview injection points. The merge action is fixed for the session.

func mergeFuncs(client github.ClientOps, mergeAction string) (mergeview.SubmitFunc, mergeview.PollFunc) {

submit := func(targetPR int, method string) (mergeview.MergeStatus, error) {

res, err := client.MergeStackAsync(targetPR, method, mergeAction)

if err != nil {

return mergeview.MergeStatus{}, err

}

return toMergeStatus(res), nil

}

poll := func(targetPR int, uuid string) (mergeview.MergeStatus, error) {

res, err := client.GetAsyncMergeResult(targetPR, uuid)

if err != nil {

return mergeview.MergeStatus{}, err

}

return toMergeStatus(res), nil

}

return submit, poll

}

func toMergeStatus(res *github.AsyncMergeResult) mergeview.MergeStatus {

status := mergeview.StatusPending

switch {

case res.IsMerged():

status = mergeview.StatusMerged

case res.IsEnqueued():

status = mergeview.StatusEnqueued

case res.IsFailed():

status = mergeview.StatusFailed

}

return mergeview.MergeStatus{

Status: status,

Message: res.Details.Message,

UUID: res.Details.UUID,

SHA: res.Details.SHA,

}

}

// mergeCandidates returns the pull requests that can be merged, ordered bottom to

// top: the contiguous run of open, non-draft PRs starting from the bottom of the

// stack (already-merged PRs at the bottom are skipped). The first draft or

// closed PR blocks everything above it and is returned as the blocker.

func mergeCandidates(rs *github.RemoteStack) (items []mergeview.PRItem, blocker *github.RemoteStackPR) {

if rs == nil {

return nil, nil

}

for i := range rs.PRDetails {

pr := rs.PRDetails[i]

if pr.IsMerged() {

continue

}

if pr.Draft || pr.State == "closed" {

b := pr

return items, &b

}

items = append(items, mergeview.PRItem{Number: pr.Number, Branch: pr.Head.Ref})

}

return items, nil

}

func explainNothingToMerge(cfg *config.Config, rs *github.RemoteStack, blocker *github.RemoteStackPR) error {

if allMerged(rs) {

cfg.Successf("This stack is already fully merged.")

return nil

}

if blocker != nil {

cfg.Errorf("nothing to merge: pull request #%d is %s", blocker.Number, blockerState(blocker))

return ErrNotInStack

}

cfg.Errorf("this stack has no open pull requests to merge")

return ErrNotInStack

}

func explainNonMergeableTarget(cfg *config.Config, rs *github.RemoteStack, prNumber int, blocker *github.RemoteStackPR) error {

pr := findRemotePR(rs, prNumber)

switch {

case pr == nil:

cfg.Errorf("pull request #%d is not part of this stack", prNumber)

return ErrInvalidArgs

case pr.IsMerged():

cfg.Successf("pull request #%d is already merged", prNumber)

return nil

case pr.Draft:

cfg.Errorf("pull request #%d is a draft; mark it ready for review before merging", prNumber)

return ErrInvalidArgs

case pr.State == "closed":

cfg.Errorf("pull request #%d is closed", prNumber)

return ErrInvalidArgs

case blocker != nil:

cfg.Errorf("pull request #%d cannot be merged yet: #%d below it is %s", prNumber, blocker.Number, blockerState(blocker))

return ErrInvalidArgs

default:

cfg.Errorf("pull request #%d cannot be merged", prNumber)

return ErrInvalidArgs

}

}

func warnAsyncMergeUnavailable(cfg *config.Config) {

cfg.Warningf("Async stack merge is not available for this repository")

}

// mergeFailureExit maps a merge failure message to an exit code: rebase/merge

// conflicts get ErrConflict, everything else ErrAPIFailure.

func mergeFailureExit(message string) error {

if strings.Contains(strings.ToLower(message), "conflict") {

return ErrConflict

}

return ErrAPIFailure

}

func resolveMergeMethodFlag(opts *mergeOptions) (string, error) {

var picks []string

if opts.merge {

picks = append(picks, github.MergeMethodMerge)

}

if opts.squash {

picks = append(picks, github.MergeMethodSquash)

}

if opts.rebase {

picks = append(picks, github.MergeMethodRebase)

}

if opts.mergeMethod != "" {

mm := strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(opts.mergeMethod))

switch mm {

case github.MergeMethodMerge, github.MergeMethodSquash, github.MergeMethodRebase:

picks = append(picks, mm)

default:

return "", fmt.Errorf("invalid --merge-method %q: must be merge, squash, or rebase", opts.mergeMethod)

}

}

distinct := map[string]struct{}{}

for _, p := range picks {

distinct[p] = struct{}{}

}

if len(distinct) > 1 {

return "", errors.New("only one merge method may be specified")

}

for p := range distinct {

return p, nil

}

return "", nil

}

func indexOfPR(items []mergeview.PRItem, number int) int {

for i, it := range items {

if it.Number == number {

return i

}

}

return -1

}

func numbersUpTo(items []mergeview.PRItem, targetPR int) []int {

var nums []int

for _, it := range items {

nums = append(nums, it.Number)

if it.Number == targetPR {

break

}

}

return nums

}

func prNumberList(nums []int) string {

parts := make([]string, len(nums))

for i, n := range nums {

parts[i] = fmt.Sprintf("#%d", n)

}

return strings.Join(parts, ", ")

}

func findRemotePR(rs *github.RemoteStack, number int) *github.RemoteStackPR {

if rs == nil {

return nil

}

for i := range rs.PRDetails {

if rs.PRDetails[i].Number == number {

return &rs.PRDetails[i]

}

}

return nil

}

func allMerged(rs *github.RemoteStack) bool {

if rs == nil || len(rs.PRDetails) == 0 {

return false

}

for i := range rs.PRDetails {

if !rs.PRDetails[i].IsMerged() {

return false

}

}

return true

}

func blockerState(pr *github.RemoteStackPR) string {

if pr.Draft {

return "a draft"

}

if pr.State == "closed" {

return "closed"

}

return "not mergeable"

}

func shortMergeSHA(sha string) string {

if len(sha) > 7 {

return sha[:7]

}

return sha

}

// mergedSuccess prints the merge success line, appending the merge commit SHA in

// parentheses when known: "Merged #1, #2 into main (abc1234)".

func mergedSuccess(cfg *config.Config, list, base, sha string) {

if sha != "" {

cfg.Successf("Merged %s into %s (%s)", list, base, shortMergeSHA(sha))

return

}

cfg.Successf("Merged %s into %s", list, base)

}

// enqueuedSuccess prints the success line when the base branch uses a merge

// queue: the stack was added to the queue and will merge once it's processed.

func enqueuedSuccess(cfg *config.Config, list, base string) {

cfg.Successf("Added %s to the merge queue for %s", list, base)

cfg.Printf("They will merge once the queue processes them.")

}

func isNotFound(err error) bool {

var httpErr *api.HTTPError

return errors.As(err, &httpErr) && httpErr.StatusCode == http.StatusNotFound

}