When I click on 'commits' in my repo, I only get commits up to a tag in June 2018. Future tags and branches exist, but if I click on them, bitbucket just tells me there are no commits to display. I want to create a pull request for the branch I was working on, but bitbucket says there are no new commits on this branch and won't generate a pull request for me.
The weird thing is that if I view the source for the branch I'm working on, the files all have messages from the recent commits. So why can bitbucket not see them?
Temporary solution (doesn't answer the question, but it at least enabled me to create a pull request and continue working):
Set a new remote branch:
git remote add upstream git@bitbucket.org:username/new_repo.git
Push all open branches and tags to the new remote:
git push upstream master
git push upstream branch1
git push upstream tag1
git remote set-url origin git@bitbucket.org:username/new_repo.git
Now the new repo is up to date, and I can generate a pull request from there.
I'm on the same team as the OP. If I try to clone the repo, I get all branches with all the commits as they should be. However they still do not appear in on the Bitbucket web page
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