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"pull-requests" syntax question

inger_klekacz

The Configure bitbucket-pipelines.yml doc shows the syntax for pull-request pipelines as such:

pipelines:
  pull-requests:
    '**': #this runs as default for any branch not elsewhere defined
      - step:
        script:
          - ...
    feature/*: #any branch with a feature prefix
      - step:
        script:
          - ...

Do the entries in the pull-requests section represent the source branch, or the destination branch?

That is to say, if I want to merge `branch1` into `master`, would my pull-request entry say `branch1`, or `master`?

Accepted answers

Justin Thomas

@inger_klekacz The entry represents the source branch. As per your example, it would be `branch`. I will raise an internal ticket to update the docs, thanks for the feedback.

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Justin Thomas

@inger_klekacz The entry represents the source branch. As per your example, it would be `branch`. I will raise an internal ticket to update the docs, thanks for the feedback.

inger_klekacz

...`branch1`, you mean, right? not `branch`? Thanks for getting back to me!

QiangShen

@[deleted]So how can I match the destination branch if I want to do some trigger with PR to destination branch?