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Commits Are Missing From Master Branch

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Amal Dev A S
Amal Dev A S Apr 25, 2022

Hi,

Yesterday I have noticed that the latest commits are missing from the master branch. But the repo has the latest updated code. I don't feel any issues regarding missing of latest code changes. Only the commits are missing from the repo.

Thanks,

Amal Dev A S

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Rob van der Lee
Rob van der Lee Apr 25, 2022 • edited

I don't think this issue is related to Bitbucket. From what I understand is that you are missing some commits in the remote side (Bitbucket). How did you verify that the commits are missing from your master branch? Are they present in your local repository? There is little information here to help you further.

For instance, what does `git push` tell you?

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