I created a PR with 1 commit. A reviewer pointed out something wrong, so I fixed that issue and pushed a second commit. Yet the overview for PR in BitBucket web GUI still shows the problem. It's as if the PR isn't recognizing my second commit, although it shows when I view the commits for the PR.
G'day, @bradyk
Welcome to the community!
Missing commits from Pull request diff typically happen because we use 3-dot diff (2-way). Improving performance on complex diffs
In the case where files changed in the source branch are the same files as those changed in the destination branch, the ‘three-dot’ diff will show only the changes introduced in the source branch. In order to see the changes to the destination branch in the diff, see the next section below.
So if the files change in the source and destination branches are the same it will only show the changes introduced.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Syahrul
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