Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Medium
Description
Summary
When a user compares two tags or two branches in a repository, the 'Merged pull requests' tab shows an error if there is a merged pull request.
If there is no merged pull request, then no error occurs, the user sees an empty list.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a new repository in Bitbucket.
- Clone the repository locally.
- Create a file.
- Commit the file >> Add a tag V1 to this commit.
- Create a new branch called test_branch.
- Checkout the new branch.
- Create a second file.
- Commit file.
- Push commits and tags to Bitbucket.
- Create a PR to merge test_branch into master.
- Merge the above PR.
- Pull changes locally.
- Add a tag V2 to the merge commit.
- Push tags to Bitbucket.
- In Bitbucket, go to Compare.
- Compare master and test_branch.
- Compare tag V1 and tag V2.
- For both steps, 16 and 17, check 'Merged pull requests' tab.
Expected Results
The tab should show a list of the merged pull requests.
Actual Results
The tab shows:
Error
We were unable to load this page
Notes
This occurs in both Git and Mercurial repos.
May be related to this: Issue 11273