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Resolution: Unresolved
It would be great if the pipeline feature could build any PRs submitted from forks of the project. For example, when I submit a PR from my fork here:
https://bitbucket.org/pysph/pysph/pull-requests/259/
the pipeline build does not run. On branches that are pushed to the main project, things work fine though but this is not useful when someone without write access to the main repository pushes a PR from their fork. I apologize if this has already been requested.
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[BCLOUD-13162] Pipelines for pull requests from forks
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Helpful to have this one as this helps in verifying CI is working before PR is merged. Otherwise, it defeats the purpose of building pipelines for pull requests in case of fork.
Every other git platform that I can think of supports this :/
Would be a shame if we couldn't get this!
Related security (or scalability) concerns may be addressed by letting repo owners of the target repo approve the pipeline execution. That is how this feature is implemented on github.com, and it works great.
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Would be very beneficial especially for open source projects where PRs from forks are very common and need some automated sanity checks.
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please enable this. It's a major show stopper for us as well, so we are considering alternatives.
Will this ever be supported? Agree with others that the lack of cross-fork CI support makes Bitbucket unusable in my workflow.