pull request needs to select the source branch manually

[Former user]

The bitbucket server URL is set to https://bitbucket.????.com

Then create a pull request from current branch, then web browser will open a link,

https://bitbucket.????.com/projects/hpss/repos/????/pull-requests?create

but the source branch is none and needs to be selected manually.

[Ramiro Berrelleza]

Thanks for filing it, I’ll try to reproduce it and report back.

[Leo Cheng]

I found the reason for this issue on windows. & character is contained in the URL, which causes URL is truncated.

Refer to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44513063/how-to-open-a-url-with-cmd

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Bitbucket server pull request URL pattern,

\${url}/projects/${owner}/repos/${repo}/pull-requests?create&sourceBranch=${encodedBranch}&t=1

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The fix in extension.ts

export function activate(context: vscode.ExtensionContext) {

  //stuff...

        const result = bb.GetPullRequestURL();
        result.then((url) => {
            let openUrlCommand: string;
            const command = platform.getRunCommand();
            if (command === 'start') {
               // refer to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44513063/how-to-open-a-url-with-cmd
               openUrlCommand = `${command} \"\" \"${url}\"`;
            } else {
               openUrlCommand = `${command} ${url}`;
            }
            console.log(`running ${openUrlCommand}`);
            cp.exec(`${openUrlCommand}`).on('error', (err: Error) => {
                vscode.window.showErrorMessage(`Couldn't open a browser window. Make sure you have a browser installed. ${err}`);
            });
        }).catch((reason) => {
            vscode.window.showErrorMessage(`Couldn't start your pr: ${reason}`);
        });

  //stuff...

}

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[Ramiro Berrelleza]

Great insight @Leo Cheng ! I pushed the fix with the 0.3.10 release, can you give it a go?

[Ramiro Berrelleza]

Fixed on 0.3.10

[Leo Cheng]

I tried 0.3.10 release, it’s OK.

[pruthvi bharadwaj]

This issue still persists on MAC though windows works fine.

[Denis Kot]

On Linux it also doesn’t work.