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Suggestion
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Resolution: Done
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As a developer
I would like to have a way to quickly rebase my pull-request by pushing a button
so that I
find it easy to ensure I base my changes on the latest in the "to-branch"
Detailed suggestion:
- The rebase should be possible to initiate by pushing a button
- If the rebase fails, inform the user that the rebase has to be performed locally. (Possibly also include what files that were in conflict)
- is related to
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BSERV-2874 As a Stash user I want to use a rebase workflow with Stash and for my Pull Requests
- Closed
- was cloned as
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BSERV-19621 Squash button for Pull Requests
- Gathering Interest
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Bitbucket Server 5.5 adds a "Rebase" action to the dropdown on pull requests:
If the rebase is completed successfully, the pull request is reloaded. We're still polishing that interaction, due to the asynchronous processing that updates a pull request's hashes in the database when they change on disk, but we feel it's better to get this functionality shipped so it can add value for those teams that use rebase workflows, rather than waiting for "perfect" polish. We feel like the current approach is still very usable, if not quite ideal.
Further details about additional rebase actions supported in 5.5 can be found on
BSERV-2874.Enjoy!
Bryan Turner
Atlassian Bitbucket