When a pull request is received with Master as the destination branch, and there are conflicts, I'd like to pull in a temporary branch, where I can fix de conflicts before merging with Master.
How can I do that in Bitbucket ? I can't find a way to change the destination branch.
Thanks,
Alain.
Other answer is incorrect due to recent UI changes.
To change the PR target branch, click directly on the target branch name in the top left area of the screen.
A drop down menu will appear, allowing you to select another branch in the repo.
Go to the pull request and click the ellipsis button and select Edit. From here you can change the target branch for the pr.
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As Mikael has said, creating and editing pull requests in Bitbucket Cloud use the same form. This allows you to edit the destination branch.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/create-a-pull-request-945541466.html
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Do you know if there's a way to bulk retarget a list of PRs?
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Due to recent UI changes this answer is now wrong.
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How is this done now since the UI change
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Hi Greg, see the other answer I posted. You just click directly on the target.
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I'm using the free version. There is no dropdown next to the branch name...
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