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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
Beginning on April 4th, we will be implementing push limits. This means that your push cannot be completed if it is over 3.5 GB. If you do attempt to complete a push that is over 3.5 GB, it will fail...
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