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How to fetch/clone an unmerged pull request

Fabian Mendez

How do I fetch a pull request in Bitbucket?

In github it's possible to do this with:

git fetch origin pull/1/head

Based on this I tried with:

git fetch origin pull-requests/1/head

But it says:

fatal: Couldn't find remote ref pull-requests/4/head

Thanks in advance!

Accepted answers

Mikael Sandberg

If you want to check out the code that is part of the pull request, all you have to do is

git checkout -t origin/<source branch>

This will create a local copy of the source branch. Note that you may have to do a git fetch first if you do not see the branch when you do git branch -r

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Mikael Sandberg

If you want to check out the code that is part of the pull request, all you have to do is

git checkout -t origin/<source branch>

This will create a local copy of the source branch. Note that you may have to do a git fetch first if you do not see the branch when you do git branch -r

Fabian Mendez

The thing is, the code is not from a branch of the main repo it's from a fork

Mikael Sandberg

Okay, in that case you need to know the fork URL and you can then use git fetch <forked_repo_url> <branch> to fetch it. Check out How to locally fetch and checkout a pull request

Fabian Mendez

OK thanks, it works

But would be great to have a github-like reference to the pull requests

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