Following the recent updates to the Issues dashboard, you can now create saved views to quickly access and manage issues across repositories and organizations using custom queries.

The GitHub Issues dashboard showing saved views

➕ Getting started

To create a new view, select + and give your view a title, icon, description, and query.

You can edit, duplicate, or delete views from the … menu.

The edit menu for saved views on the GitHub Issues dashboard

🔎 Helpful examples

Here are some examples of saved views you can create:

  • Recently created bugs or tasks involving you: is:open is:issue involves:@me created:@today-1d (type:Task OR type:Bug)

  • Stale project items across projects: is:issue is:open updated:<@today-30d (project:dizzbot/123 OR project:dizzbot/456)

  • Weekly initiative updates: type:Initiative has:sub-issue Copilot in:title updated:>@today-1w

  • Pull requests needing your team’s review: is:pr team-review-requested:dizzbot/tulip

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