Creating PR from Sourcetree leads to old Github repo rather than new Bitbucket repo

[Kasper Rugård Thomsen]

Not sure if this is a bug or if I'm missing some setting somewhere, but we've recently moved our repository from Github to a Bitbucket server solution (not bitbucket.org).

Now usually I would be able to create a PR directly inside Sourcetree by right-clicking the branch I want to start from and then choosing `Create Pull Request`.

I can still use this feature, but problem is that Sourcetree opens up my browser pointing towards our old Github repository (which hasn't been removed yet and probably never will).

How do I make the `Create Pull Request` point to our new repository URL?

[minnsey · Accepted solution]

Hi

Open the Repository Settings, the cog in the upper right of the UI, and then check the settings for the origin remote by double clicking it. I'm assuming origin now points to Bitbucket, if so check the remote is associated with either a main Bitbucket account in Sourcetree or a generic bitbucket account

[Kasper Rugård Thomsen]

Thanks that was it - kinda. It was the part `Optional extended integration` that was still pointing towards Github apparently. After changing that to Bitbucket Server I now get to do create PRs towards our new remote :-)