Details
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Suggestion
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Resolution: Won't Fix
Description
Scenario
- Fork repo A to repo B
- Create branch B.foo from B.master
- Modify foo and push back into B
- Create pull request in B for branch foo
By default, Bitbucket will set the target of the pull request to A.master. The user can override this.
However, it's very easy to not notice this and issue a pull request for B.foo -> A.master when it was really intended for B.master.
Suggestion
In situations where a pull request is being raised in a fork, make more of a fuss about selecting the correct destination.