I have a project repository on a bitbucket server behind a proxy. I am the administrator for the repository in concern. The ask was to freeze a particular release branch (say, release/1.0) and create a new release branch (say, release/2.0) branching out of release/1.0.
Is there a way I can prevent the developers from creating a pull request for merging their feature changes to release/1.0? Instead, they should be creating pull requests to merge their changes only to release/2.0.
Like in the pull request creation page, the target branch dropdown should not show the value - release/1.0. But it should show release/2.0.
I will be grateful and greatly appreciate for any leads regarding this problem
Note: I have also raised a JIRA ticket as a suggestion to address this situation.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BSERV-10517
Hi Satyajit,
I found a ticket in the BitBucket Public IssueTracker titled Add ability to disable pull requests (BB-7143) that was closed as wontfix in 2013 but people are still commenting on the ticket.
I did not see a ticket in JAC. You could create a JAC ticket and link the ticket here and in the BitBucket Public Issue Tracker so the Community can vote on the issue.
Cheers,
Branden
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@somethingblue As suggested by you, I raised a JIRA ticket as a suggestion and added the JIRA ticket link in the description of this thread question. You were talking about a Bitbucket public issue tracker too, how do I get there? Or just adding the JIRA link here in the description would suffice?
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