I just forked a project into my own workspace, made a change and committed it to my repository.
Now when I try to create a Pull-request against upstream, the PR contains all kinds of commits that are not mine. All of these commits are in my fork.
If I compare changes between my fork and upstream, bitbucket correctly only lists my own commit.
I have no idea why the PR tries to include all commits in addition to the one that's actually different between the repositories.
I double checked that my branch didn't do any merge shenanigans by fetching upstream and rebasing my change on it and it correctly shows everything as up-to-date.
What is bitbucket doing?
Hi @Johannes Russek
Welcome to the community.
Could you confirm whether you see a "Sync" button in your forked repository's Source page?
It usually says "Sync (X commits behind/ahead)".
Regards,
Mark C
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