Issue Summary

When viewing a specific commit that clearly has file changes, clicking the “All comments” button causes the commit page to show a message stating:
“Nothing has changed. This commit has no changed files to display.”

The changed files and diffs were visible initially. The issue only appears after clicking “All comments”. The page then incorrectly behaves as if the commit has no file changes, despite the commit actually containing diffs.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a commit in Bitbucket that has:
   • At least one file changed
   • At least one comment on the commit or a file diff (if relevant to the “All comments” control).
2. Confirm that:
   • The list of changed files is displayed.
   • Diffs are visible for the changed files.
3. Click on “All comments”
4. Observe the content area where the diffs / changed files list used to be.

Expected Results

• The commit page continues to show:
  • The list of changed files.
  • The diffs for those files.
• Any comment filters or “All comments” view are applied without removing or hiding the changed files/diffs.
• No misleading “no changed files” message is shown for a commit that actually has changes.

Actual Results

• After clicking “All comments”, the page shows:
  • Message: “Nothing has changed. This commit has no changed files to display.”
  • No changed files and no diffs are displayed.

Workaround

• Clear browser cache and reload the commit page; or
• Open the same commit URL in a new tab or new window