Cherry-Pick Commit doesn't show all branches in "Target Branch" list

[Former user]

The "target branch" list when you do the cherry-pick commit is limited to a specific number of branches, so, if your branch isn't there, you can't cherry-pick to it.

This should either show all branches, or be an autocomplete search like other places in BitBucket.

[Julius Davies [bit-booster.com]]

In the current implementation the “target branch” list contains at most 50 target branches. These are generally the 50 most active branches in the repository that can receive the cherry-pick.

Note: branches that already have the commit you are trying to cherry-pick are automatically filtered out of the list, so they won’t show up. Could that be the case here?

[Jungho Lee]

Hello, bit-boosters.

We have same issue. Our developer can’t develop because of this issues.

I agree that at least an autocomplete search is required.

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Can i know patch schedule or can you give me a hot-fix?

Or we need workaround for this issues.

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Regards.

[Dave Carlson]

Also want to upvote this. I’m not sure that the “50 most active” is really accurate… if you mean “most recent 50”, maybe, but we make a lot of PR branches, so, if there are a bunch out there, that knocks off our “main line” branches (that are generally the ones that need to be merged into) from being in the drop down.

Maybe a better way to list it is which branches are PRed into the most, and those should have priority?