Problem or use case
Orca links exactly one MR/PR to a worktree — linkedGitLabMR, linkedPR, linkedBitbucketPR, etc. are all singular scalar fields, auto-detected from the branch, and the right-side panel shows that single MR. There is no --pr/--mr setter and no array form (orca worktree set only exposes --issue / --linear-issue).
But a single feature often produces more than one MR:
- The same branch/feature is split into several MRs (e.g. a backend MR + a frontend MR that ship together).
- A stack of MRs where B depends on A, C depends on B — I want to see the whole stack in one place, not one card per node.
Today I can't associate those MRs with a single worktree, and the panel can only surface one of them. So the panel under-represents what the worktree actually is.
Proposed solution
Alternatives or additional context
- Current workaround is worktree lineage (
orca worktree create --parent-worktree <selector>), but that makes one card per MR rather than one panel aggregating the feature's MRs — different mental model from "this feature has these N MRs."
- The other workaround is attaching each MR URL to the shared Linear issue (
orca linear attach --current --url <mr-url>), but those surface inside the Linear issue's attachments, not Orca's own MR panel, and aren't a stacked display.
- Related but distinct existing issues — this one is specifically about the right panel aggregating and displaying multiple MRs for one worktree, not restacking mechanics or cross-workspace dependency graphs:
Problem or use case
Orca links exactly one MR/PR to a worktree —
linkedGitLabMR,linkedPR,linkedBitbucketPR, etc. are all singular scalar fields, auto-detected from the branch, and the right-side panel shows that single MR. There is no--pr/--mrsetter and no array form (orca worktree setonly exposes--issue/--linear-issue).But a single feature often produces more than one MR:
Today I can't associate those MRs with a single worktree, and the panel can only surface one of them. So the panel under-represents what the worktree actually is.
Proposed solution
orca worktree set --add-mr <url>(repeatable).Alternatives or additional context
orca worktree create --parent-worktree <selector>), but that makes one card per MR rather than one panel aggregating the feature's MRs — different mental model from "this feature has these N MRs."orca linear attach --current --url <mr-url>), but those surface inside the Linear issue's attachments, not Orca's own MR panel, and aren't a stacked display.