The same as this question but for Bitbucket.
If I have a commit, is there any way to figure out what Pull Requests it was in?
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Try https://stackoverflow.com/a/17819027/3419541 – PDK Aug 10 '18 at 09:40
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I did try that. It didn't work. It's Github specific as they store pull requests in that manner. – Matt McCormick Aug 12 '18 at 01:54
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This feature was released in version 5.11 of Bitbucket Server, as noted in the release notes.
On Bitbucket, copy the commit hash in the search bar and wait a couple of seconds for the auto-search to list the commit in the drop down (that's what was bugging me, I was hitting Enter straight away).
By clicking on the commit in the drop-down, you'll get to a page with the diff and various links, among which the PR the commit was in.
There's also a short video here that shows what I just described.
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