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I have an account on bitbucket.org. I worked locally and I promoted/pushed my changes in a dev branch. When I go on bitbucket.org to create a pull request and I select the dev and master for branches, I'm told that
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No commits on dev that aren't on master.
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And I cannot create the PR using the web interface provided by bitbucket.org. If I browse the source of the two branches, I do see they're different. If I go and search for commits, I can see the commit there too. The only kind of strange thing I see is that the dev branch is not listed in the branches unless I select "All branches", that is, it is not displayed when the (default) active branches filter is selected.
Any ideas what's going on?
Tks,
FYI
As a workaround, I just created a new branch (wip) off the dev branch, I added a small change in it and then I was able to create the PR from wip into master and it contained both the commit from dev and the new one from wip. Oh, well, very strange.
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