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How can I remove a Bitbucket Server Pull Request associated with my JIRA issue?

Bill Poitras
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April 24, 2018

I put the wrong Jira issue in a commit which caused 2 PRs to show in 1 Jira issue.

More precisely:

A commit against Jira issue 1 referenced Jira issue 2 in one of its commits.  Jira issue 2 now lists two Pull Requests in its list of PRs: One related Jira to issue 1 and 2.

I followed the instructions from How to remove a JIRA issue associated to my Bitbucket Server Pull Request to try and fix this issue.  I've confirmed that the commits in both PRs only refer to their own associated Jira issues.

I made that change and also made small commits against the PRs associated with the two tickets with appropriate commit messages, and Jira issue 2 still lists two PRs, one for Jira issue 1 and itself.

Is a way to force a Jira ticket to recalculate its PRs so it uses current information?

Update: I found an article about Jira/Bitbucket cloud synchronizing, but I'm not using Bitbucket cloud.

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Azfar Masut
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