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I have a repo stored on BitBucket and cloned locally, I want to know via command line if that repo has pull requests open in order to invoke that command via shell script. Do you know if that command exists?

Felipe Arrazola
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    Pull requests is not something that `git` by itself handles at all, but more a function of the hosting websites, such as github or bitbucket, does for you. I don't think you'll find any such command line tool unless someone has made an extension/plugin to git that handles a specific website, such as bitbucket. – Lasse V. Karlsen Mar 03 '17 at 18:39

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As @lasse-v-karlsen said pull requests are not git features. You could use the Bitbucket CLI or the Bitbucket API via a curl/wget request.

e.g.: The below will return a page of pull-request titles, with total no of pull-requests.

curl \
   https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/{username}/{repo_slug}/pullrequests \
   | \
   jq "{ \
       pagelen: .pagelen, \
       size: .size, \
       titles: [.values[].title], \
       pageindex: .page \
   }"

I am using jq to parse json object

Libin Varghese
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