Bitbucket Build Status of Pull Request showing failed builds - jenkins

after each build, I am getting the build status from Jenkins, but when I open in bitbucket Pull Request page it shows failed status in the row. How to change the setting to show the recent build status?
Same issue - Bitbucket Build Status of Pull Request showing failed builds, instead of latest build status
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I need to integrate Bitbucket with Jenkins. So that whenever a PR is opened it will trigger a build in Jenkins. Then commit status of the last commit in the PR will be updated as failed or success and this commit wont trigger the build again. (This works beautiful with Github but seems to be a nightmare for me with Bitbucket)
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