How to show all open Pull Requests for all Workspaces

Question

Since the recent change to the bitbucket.org user interface that presents only details for one Workspace, is there a way to find all open Pull Requests across all Workspaces?

I work on a large number of Workspaces and used to review all Pull Requests in one place, now it is very difficult to find remaining Pull Requests across all Workspaces.

Ivan Garcia _Appfire_ · Answer

Hi @SvenTheBarbarian

I really hope that ticket receives more votes and that feature is implemented in the future. You can count with my vote.

In the meantime, if you need to easily see pull requests across different Workspaces in a single centralized place, I suggest you give a try to our app Dashboard Hub for Jira.

You can use different "Open Pull Requests" gadget to display data from different workspaces in a single dashboard. I created this example for you:

You can add as many "Open Pull Request" gadgets as workspaces you want to track. In addition to that, Dashboard Hub includes nearly 100 more gadgets, pre-defined templates, dynamic filters, 10+ integrations, external share, and much more. If you want to see firsthand how these dashboards work and feel, have a look at these live Agile and DevOps dashboards.

Feel free to try Dashboard Hub for Jira free for 30 days and see if it solves your pain until this feature is implemented natively.

Hope it helps,

Iván García, Product Marketing Manager at Appfire

Ulrich Kuhnhardt _IzymesCo_ · Answer

Thank you for the link, @Syahrul - I do understand how the horizontal tabs like 'People' and 'Pull Requests' are scoped for the current workspace, how that aligns with Jira (Project) and Confluence (Space), and how that brings performance improvements.

However I still fail to understand how the 'Your work' tab in bitbucket with single workspace scope aligns with Jira and Confluence as mentioned above. IMHO 'Your work' is the place the gives me a unified stream of my activity across workspaces, as it does for Jira (across projects) and Confluence (across spaces).

Thanks, Ulrich

Syahrul · Answer

G'day @Ulrich Kuhnhardt _IzymesCo_

This is explained in our blog, Improving navigation for Bitbucket users.

That said, I don't think we are making any changes on Jira/Confluence side, but instead, we want Bitbucket to be alignment with other Atlassian products. This is mentioned in the blog under "Why these changes?".

If you have further inquiries, please raise a ticket with us.

Cheers,
Syahrul