I am part of a few Github organizations, and what I do usually is to open the dashboard, select one of those organizations from the "switch dashboard context" menu and click the "Pull Requests" button next to it.
This opens a list of pull requests which is filtered by the "user:organization". Now, with refined enabled, this list gets filtered by "author:avdv" automatically, which is rather useless because I don't want to find my PRs, I want to find PRs awaiting review / assigned to me.
The following is the default behaviour (refined disabled) I see:
is:open is:pr author:<USERNAME> archived:falseis:open is:pr user:<USERNAME> archived:falseSo, in the first case I get to see "my PRs", in the second case PRs for another "user".
The sort-issues-by-update-time.js feature always inserts an author filter... :crying_cat_face:
Since there is no button for that filter, one has to manually edit the filter input field to remove the "author:..." entry which is rather clumsy.
Thanks for the report! Yeah that feature has to know what GitHub's default search queries are, and I never opened that link before 馃槃
@avdv this feature seems to have been removed.
On this page: https://github.com/orgs/GhostText/dashboard
The "Pull requests" link on the black header currently links to /pulls
Can you confirm that's the same for your GitHub?
On this page: github.com/orgs/GhostText/dashboard
The "Pull requests" link on the black header currently links to/pullsCan you confirm that's the same for your GitHub?
Confirmed; the "Pull requests" link on the black header links to /pulls.
Oh, yes. Same for me.
I did not really notice, since I changed my workflow using a few bookmarks where I also filter out PRs with several labels and other criteria.