1. Create pull request.
2. Rename remote branch using
```bash
$ git push origin :fealure/CPT-270-old_name feature/CPT-270-new_name
Total 0 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0)
To bitbucket.org:user_name/project_name.git
- [deleted] fealure/CPT-270-old_name
* [new branch] feature/CPT-270-new_name -> feature/CPT-270-new_name
```
3. Go to BB on previously created pull request and:
a. see old branch name in source side
b. click on target branch and get previously created branch name, click on link and get 404 not found page.
Hi @asi_lh,
There is no way to directly rename a branch in a remote repository. What the push command is doing is deleting the old branch and creating a new one, so for the remote repo, this is a new, different branch.
That being said, we could offer the option to change the source branch in the pull request, which is something that doesn't work at the moment.
We have a bug report in our issue tracker about this that you can vote for and add yourself as a watcher if you'd like to get notified on updates:
In the meantime, the way to work around this would be by declining this PR and creating a new one with the new branch as a source.
Kind regards,
Theodora
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