Show number of assigned and open pull requests for suggested reviewers
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Our team is trying to find the right balance on who should review a PR. One of the things we would like to consider when requesting a review is how many other open PRs the person already has been asked to review. You can accomplish this by searching the PR list with a query like this
is:pr is:open review-requested:@GITHUB_USERNAME
If possible including this count in the reviewer modal would be super beneficial. See screenshot below.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)
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That’s not true, there are multiple ways:
In repository pull request list, use
review-requested:USERNAME
qualifier:In notifications, use
reason:review-requested
along with arepo:USER/REPO
qualifier:In the list view we don’t have a way. You can however see it in your filters: