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Code Review of master

najeeba

Hi,

I would like to know if we can submit a master branch for a code review. It is that I want to submit my project for code review for the first time. Since I'm the only person working on this project, there are no branches for the repo.

Thanks for the help.

Accepted answers

Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_

You cannot code review the very first commit to master --- at least not using Bitbucket's pull-request functionality for running code reviews!

The best workaround is to push an empty commit first:

git commit --allow-empty

git push

All comments

Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_

You cannot code review the very first commit to master --- at least not using Bitbucket's pull-request functionality for running code reviews!

The best workaround is to push an empty commit first:

git commit --allow-empty

git push

najeeba

Oh...ok. Thanks for the reply.

Loyvanbeek

So, how to do this when already a lot of work was done on the master branch?

Rebasing public commits can be a mess, although in this case there is only 1 developer and no other branches AFAIK.

Marco Okker

If you have a repository with commits allready in the master, you can still do a code review artificially by making a new repository with two branches.