openapi: 3.0.1 info: title: Graphite Platform Authentication Merge Queue API description: 'Graphite does not publish a standalone public REST API. Graphite is built on top of GitHub: it installs as a GitHub App (graphite-app) that consumes GitHub webhooks and calls GitHub''s APIs with short-lived tokens, and it is driven by the gt CLI which authenticates with a Graphite auth token. This OpenAPI models the real, observable surface area as logical operations: the GitHub App install entry point and the documented gt CLI stacked-PR workflow operations. Endpoint paths for CLI operations are illustrative of the platform actions the CLI performs and are not a documented public HTTP contract.' termsOfService: https://graphite.dev/terms contact: name: Graphite Support url: https://graphite.com/docs/feature-requests-bugs version: '1.0' servers: - url: https://app.graphite.dev description: Graphite hosted platform (driven by the gt CLI and web app) - url: https://github.com description: GitHub App install and marketplace entry points (GitHub-mediated) security: - graphiteAuthToken: [] tags: - name: Merge Queue description: Graphite merge queue actions. paths: /stacks/merge: post: operationId: mergeStack tags: - Merge Queue summary: Merge a stack of pull requests description: 'Logical representation of `gt merge`: merge pull requests from trunk through the current branch via Graphite, optionally through the merge queue.' requestBody: required: true content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/MergeRequest' responses: '200': description: Stack merged or enqueued in the merge queue. content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/MergeResult' components: schemas: MergeResult: type: object properties: merged: type: array items: type: string enqueued: type: boolean MergeRequest: type: object properties: useMergeQueue: type: boolean description: Route the merge through the Graphite merge queue. securitySchemes: graphiteAuthToken: type: http scheme: bearer description: Graphite auth token registered via `gt auth`, used by the CLI to act on the user's behalf.