"Create Pull Request" from SourceTree forms the wrong URL and duplicates path parts

Question

I can create a pull request to my repository (let's call it myrepo) from BitBucket and it goes to this URL and works fine:

https://bitbucket.org/my_company/my_repo/pull-requests/new?source=my_company/my_repo%3A%3Afeature/my_feature_branch

From within SourceTree using the same repository I go to create  a pull request and it jumps to this URL in the browser and displays"That link has no power here":

https://bitbucket.org/my_company/my_repo/my_company/my_repo/pull-request/new?source=my_company/my_repo:70dec24473f5:feature%2fmy_feature_branch

So notice that my_company/my_repo appears twice and also pull-requests is used instead of pull_request (notice the extra 's').

It looks to me like the SourceTree URL is very different and thus will not work.

In the repository settings in SourceTree, all looks fine:
URL/Path is git@bitbucket.org:my_company/my_repo.git
Host Type is BitBucket
Host Root URL is https://bitbucket.org/my_company/my_repo

SourceTree Version 2.6.6.0

Dave Sanderling · Answer

I had the same issue. Notice you have two slashes after bitbucket.org in the url. If you close SourceTree, open up .git/sourcetreeconfig.json (in your repo folder), and take the trailing slash off the BaseUrl, save file and reopen ST, you should be good to go.

Mine had  "BaseUrl": "https://bitbucket.org/"

I changed it to  "BaseUrl": "https://bitbucket.org"

Good luck!

Karl M Kovaciny · Answer

Works great for the domain name, but when my "Identifier" is "projects/myProject" it takes me to

http://xxx.net/projects/myProject/repos/myRepo/pull-request/new?source=projects/CVS:be43e1564ffc:beforeme

instead of

http://xxx.net/projects/myProject/repos/myRepo/pull-requests?create

and I can't get that working. Still, nice find.

SteveFletcher52 · Answer

Not sure if this was primary fix, but it started working for me after doing this.  After refresh in settings, pull request opened correctly in Chrome.  SourceTree version 2.5.5.0

Link provided.

Samuel Rule Aug 16, 2017

I had this error appear randomly when it had been working for me before.

Here is the solution that worked for me:

On the settings page just remove the current remote that is there and then add the exact same one again. This must have refreshed it / woke it up and now I have no problems.

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/SourceTree-how-do-i-fix-this-error-when-submitting-a-pull/qaq-p/301417