sm land

Merge the bottom-most PR in your stack and run sm sync to clean up locally. CI-green by default.

Synopsis

sm land [--squash | --merge | --rebase] [--force]

Flags

Flag	Description
--squash	Merge with the squash strategy (default).
--merge	Merge with a merge commit.
--rebase	Merge with a rebase strategy.
--force	Skip the CI-green gate. Use with care.

The three strategy flags are mutually exclusive. Use whichever your repo's branch protection allows.

Examples

Merge the bottom-most PR with squash, then sync:

sm checkout feat/web-form    # any branch in the stack
sm land

Force-merge a red CI:

sm land --force

Rebase-merge instead of squash:

sm land --rebase

What it does

1. Walks from current branch toward trunk and finds the lowest tracked branch with a recorded PR.
2. Verifies CI is green via gh pr checks (skipped with --force).
3. Calls gh pr merge with the chosen strategy.
4. Runs sm sync — fetches origin, fast-forwards trunk, deletes the merged branch locally, re-parents children onto trunk, retargets their PR bases on GitHub.

What it does NOT do

• Land does not merge multiple PRs in one shot. Run it again to land the next bottom.
• Land does not push. Sync handles the local cleanup; the merge happens through gh.

See also

• sm sync — the cleanup pass that runs implicitly.
• sm submit — open / update PRs in the first place.
• Recipes → Land the bottom of a stack.