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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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4.1.0
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Severity 3 - Minor
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As a Stash/Bitbucket Server User I want to be able to delete my personal fork even though I have a pull request (open OR declined) to an upstream repo to which I no longer have permission to access.
HTR
- Fork a repo to your personal project.
- Open a PR from your fork to the upstream repo.
- Have a user with Project Admin or higher perms remove your permission to the upstream repo.
- Push another change to your personal fork that would update the PR (the PR shouldn't be visible to you anymore at this point).
- Delete your fork.
Expected Result
My forked repo is deleted successfully.
Actual Result
Fork deletion fails and an error modal is displayed:
Repository deletion was canceled.
Pull requests involving ~DROHAN/blues could not be cleaned up. The repository may not be delete
