We would love to give the same experience to Bitbucket as it is today on GitHub with our GitHub Application but the API of Bitbucket is super awkward to deal with.
I recommend to use a branch created by bitbucket (not sure if there's one like on github refs/pull/1234/merge) where you get the combination of the target branch and source branch. This way you won't end up in a state where Pull Request is behind the target branch.
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We would love to give the same experience to Bitbucket as it is today on GitHub with our GitHub Application but the API of Bitbucket is super awkward to deal with.
I recommend to use a branch created by bitbucket (not sure if there's one like on github
refs/pull/1234/merge) where you get the combination of the target branch and source branch. This way you won't end up in a state where Pull Request is behind the target branch.