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 or llvm-commits, and if the subject line suggests the patch is something they
 should look at, they will.
 
+.. _creating-a-patch-series:
+
+Creating a patch series
+-----------------------
+
+Chaining reviews together requires some manual work. There are two ways to do it
+(these are also described `here <https://moz-conduit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/arcanist-user.html#series-of-commits>`_
+along with some screenshots of what to expect).
+
+The first is using the web interface. It assumes that you've already created a
+Phabricator review for each commit (using `arc` or the web interface).
+
+* Go to what will be the last review in the series (the most recent).
+* Click "Edit Related Revisions" then "Edit Parent Revisions".
+* This will open a dialog where you will enter the patch number of the parent patch
+  (or patches). The patch number is of the form D<number> and you can find it by
+  looking at the URL for the review e.g. reviews.llvm/org/D12345.
+* Click "Save Parent Revisions" after entering them.
+* You should now see a "Stack" tab in the "Revision Contents" section of the web
+  interface, showing the parent patch that you added.
+
+Repeat this with each previous review until you reach the first in the series. This
+one won't have a parent since it's the start of the series
+(If you prefer to start with the first in the series and go forward, you can use the
+"Edit Child Revisions" option instead.)
+
+The second method may be less work. This works for new and existing reviews
+uploaded with `arc` or the web interface.
+
+* Upload the first review and note its patch number. Either with the web interface
+  or `arc`.
+* For each commit after that add a line to the commit message. "Depends on D<num>"
+  where "<num>" is the patch number of the previous commit.
+  This must be entirely on its own line, with a blank line before it.
+  For example::
+
+    [llvm] Example commit
+
+    Depends on D12345
+
+* If you want a single commit to have multiple parent commits then
+  add more with "and". "Depends on D12344 and D12345".
+* Upload the commit with the web interface or `arc`.
+  (``arc diff --verbatim`` to update an existing review)
+* You will see a "Stack" tab in the "Revision Contents" section of the review
+  in the web interface, showing the parent review.
+
+As before, repeat this until you've uploaded or updated all the patches in
+your series.
+
+When you finally push the series to Github, please remove the "Depends on"
+lines from the commit messages. Since they add noise and duplicate git's
+implicit ordering.
+
+One frequently used workflow for this uses git's rebasing. These steps assume
+that you have a series of commits that you have not posted for review and use
+`arc` to upload them. They can be adapted if you're using the web interface,
+or updating existing reviews.
+
+* git interactive rebase back to the first commit you want to upload for review::
+
+    git rebase -i HEAD~<number of commits you have written>
+
+* Mark all commits for editing by changing "pick" to "edit" in the instructions
+  git shows.
+* Start the rebase (usually by writing and closing the instructions).
+* For the first commit:
+
+  - ``arc diff`` to upload for review.
+
+  - Continue to the next commit with ``git rebase --continue``.
+
+* For the rest:
+
+  - Add the "Depends on..." line using ``git commit --amend``.
+
+  - Upload for review.
+
+  - Continue the rebase.
+
+* Once the rebase is complete, you've created your patch series.
 
 .. _finding-potential-reviewers: