I made an error on my first prototype and left the lower pink arrow pin in the picture disconnected. Good news is the pin just above it (top pink arrow) is always high, so I just need to tie to that. I did one of these, but it was legitimately 30 minutes of cussing and, at one point, I'd unsoldered both pins and nearly bridged to the ones below. That time I used flux, I think that was unwise. I have 4 more boards to do this operation to... Also, on the right of the pic you can see a big cap - I can't access this from the top or the right (of the picture), only bottom or left.
Current plan is to try to jam soldering iron tip between the two pins (touches both at once), no flux, melt new solder on iron tip and try to get it to bridge and stay when I pull the iron away.
Besides being a better designer in the first place and not leaving a floating pin, how would you experienced guys approach this to have best chance of success?
(2nd, darker pic shows my pointiest iron tip for reference).
EDIT: Pin Pitch is 0.5mm,
here is the footprint