Merge pull request #16 from kiprasmel/marketing-p1

gotta be a little presentable

Author: kiprasmel

Documentation/assets/git-rebase-todo

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+branch-end-initial origin/master
+pick 4db230eac83756b1ebd813b999bb8ef3ce6e05ac feat: rebase with `--gpg-sign` if gpgSign enabled
+pick 6a9274c6bf2f92046a5bd2ef561ec97930d98d79 fix: disable gpgSign in tests
+branch-end feat/gpg-sign
+pick 39362110a80daefb82cc04f9df7647defe546911 print interactive rebase's hint that we're waiting the editor to close the file
+pick a11224c05b9f232692e978830b5d5193023cb315 exit with clear message if editor exits with error, instead of blowing up
+pick 72ce4dafb99af5fd3dcc58d20283e84374b16305 cleanup stacked-rebase dir if editor exits with error
+branch-end feat/editor-exit
+pick a690bdf21082cdec81dcb72fa86ce620f5d59263 refactor: rename `isFinalCheckout` to `isLatestBranch` (prereq)
+pick ee5691084155c3e658494625bd0997c97e45796e feat: implement `reverseCheckoutOrder` in `branchSequencer`
+pick 2000d00cafc70a4c40d852008f739f13c913c3d9 fix: use `reverseCheckoutOrder` in `forcePush`
+pick 6e294d0e24ca8f8aa8cece07e0f196761972db6d fix: remove initial branch; do use the latest branch
+pick 152b8875e5771af6bb125aa7f3309e0b1f30ba23 fix: checkout to the latest branch (since if reversed, would end up at initial)
+pick 64e8caa7e95886eb5ac8f57d5595341e3b4603c2 fix: move up the branch name fixing logic, use exec for final checkout too
+branch-end feat/allow-reverse-checkout-order
+pick 541ee5ed7986ddcba5a70dda7a60ed16b1ba748f use adaptive branch boundary finder behavior as the default in `branchSequencer`
+branch-end feat/pull
+pick d36df25ca4ae66877ccdee359b8abc95149c90e8 fix: expect only persistant commands to persist
+pick d86bcd98a38e92c949498106ad1c80e9ceca0d2c setup debug script to run --apply w/ built gsr for vscode
+pick ab049404d18a89ab980bebbbb263e56f9e7b9307 extract `setupRepo` and `humanOp` from experiment.spec.ts
+pick 2b48d674ea51631455076f675fc3666e7defb232 instead of Promise.all, resolve sequentially in test run because not concurrent-safe
+pick 586659263ca36465fa82c8d17a06fea5730f5f65 create test case for parseNewGoodCommands
+pick 9ba7444523cae9f247bb5608c836118b82b65de4 make tests cleanup deletable dirs in test/
+branch-end-last fix/expect-only-persistant-commands-to-persist

Documentation/assets/git-rebase-todo.png

@@ -2,7 +2,18 @@
 
 stacked diffs in git, seamlessly.
 
-why jump through branches manually, when we can extend `git rebase -i` instead?
+<div align="center">
+	<img src="Documentation/assets/git-rebase-todo.png"></img>
+	<p>
+		<code>git-stacked-rebase</code>
+		is like <code>git rebase -i</code>,
+		but it allows you to rebase stacked branches as well.
+	</p>
+</div>
+
+previously, if you wanted to adopt a stacked branch workflow, you'd have to do a lot of manual work every time you'd update anything in your stack -- jump thru each branch, re-rebase it on top of the previous one, get rid of duplicate commits, resolve conflicts, try to remember what the next branch was, and repeat...
+
+there must be a better way. and that's exactly how git-stacked-rebase came to be. 
 
 a branch is just a reference to some commit (literally, it's a single-line file that contains a 40-character commit SHA -- check your `.git/refs/` folder). why not just work on your latest feature branch, rebase comfortably, and then have your tool automatically update the partial branches to make them point to the correct new commits?
 
@@ -16,6 +27,8 @@ it's not only a CLI either - it's first and foremost a javascript library, and t
 
 in the future, we could create host-specific adapters. they could be used to automate some simple tasks, such as creating a pull request, or changing the base branch of a pull request, etc.
 
+there are bigger plans as well, such as creating a browser extension to improve the experience of exploring stacked PRs.
+
 ## Progress
 
 follow [http://kiprasmel.github.io/notes/git-stacked-rebase.html](http://kiprasmel.github.io/notes/git-stacked-rebase.html)
@@ -46,3 +59,4 @@ cd repo/
 # then:
 
 git-stacked-rebase --help
+```