Is there a way to filter commits in UI of bitbucket to just see merge commits

Question

I am wondering is there a way in the bitbucket UI to show only the "Merge" commits.

Something like only the green marked ones are displayed and the other red markers gets filtered out.

References i found

* [BSERV-19084] Ability to filter out merge commits - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products. - CLosed without any activity
* Commit history | Bitbucket Data Center 10.4 | Atlassian Documentation - Only for data centre products so dont  think applies here

Aron Gombas _Midori_ · Answer

An easy "fix" for this could be writing a user script for your browser that hides the non-merge commits. GreaseMonkey was a popular tool for these kind of customizations, but it is not really maintained these days.

This alternative looks like an active project:

https://www.tampermonkey.net/

But even if it isn't, you should consider this approach, not the concrete tool.

Mihai_LeanZero · Answer

Small correction on BSERV-19084, it's actually marked Fixed in 9.0, just Data Center only. It added a Show merge commits checkbox. Doesn't help on Cloud, and the Cloud API request for it, BCLOUD-14765, was closed for low interest.

Two more Cloud options on top of Dylan's git log:

1. Pull requests, filter on Merged. Each merged PR is a merge commit, unless it used squash or fast-forward.
2. REST, the commits endpoint returns a parents list per commit. Keep the ones with two.

The PR list is the closest thing to a merge-only view in the UI.

Dylan Fletcher · Answer

Bitbucket Cloud doesn't have a built-in merge-only filter in the commit list UI, so you're not missing a hidden setting. The workaround I use is git log --merges --graph --oneline locally, which shows just the merge commits with the branch graph. Worth filing this as a feature request for Cloud since BSERV-19084 was closed and that Data Center doc only applies to self-hosted.