Show "me" at Author to add the filter `author:<my-username>`
See original GitHub issueSummary
Show an me
label near Autor to select my issues/pull requests.
Where:
- in issues
- in pull requests
Function
- Show label “me” near Author drop down
- when click “me” then add the filter
author:<my-username>
Motivation
- i often use this filter to look only for my issues
- the drop down already show me on the top list
- but when i click on the Author drop down, it takes about 7-10 seconds to show to list on large repos (for example: Gatsby Pull Requests)
Mockup
added <sup>me</sup>
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 3 years ago
- Reactions:3
- Comments:10 (10 by maintainers)
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FYI: i find just now that there is also an other way for a 2-click search:
note: screenshot done with Refined Github off, to see if it is original from github
also a note: here the generic tag
author:@me
is usedTested: (no CSS adjustments made though)