Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Medium
Description
==== Current ====
- Fork userA/repo to userB/repo
- (hack, hack; pull request; merge changes in userA's repo)
- delete userB/repo
- check userB's newsfeed, it will display:
forked //unknown// as repo
Originating repository has since been deleted.
(//unknown// and //repo// are both links to the homepage http://bitbucket.org )
==== Expected ====
Since userA/repo is still here, you can link to the source repo. I understand that the target is gone, and //unknown// is good enough, but somehow the logic is wrong, as the originating repository is still here: only the destination repository is gone.
Thanks guys