This is a reference for the filters available in Filter Stream.
Filter Stream filters the Stream's issues and displays them.
Filter Streams are added from the Add Filter Stream menu in the Stream menu. Or, to create a top-level stream, add it from the Add Filter Stream top-level menu. It is also possible to apply a Filter temporarily.
Add Filter Stream
Filter Stream setting
Add Top Level Filter Stream
Temporarily
The filters available in the Filter Stream are pretty much the same as in the Stream, but note that some of them are slightly different.
State of issues
Filter
description
is:issue, is:pr
Issues only, pull requests only
is:open, is:closed
Opened issues, closed issues
is:merged, is:unmerged
Merged issues, unmerged issues
draft:true, draft:false
Draft issues, not draft issue‌s
is:read, is:unread
Read issues, unread issues
is:bookmark, is:unbookmark
Bookmarked issues, not bookmarked issue
is:archived, is:unarchived
Archived issues, not archived issues
is:private, is:unprivate
Private repository issues, not private repository issues
Involve users and teams
Filter
description
involves:defunkt
User involved issues
author:defunkt
User created issues
assignee:defunkt
User assigned issues
mentions:defunkt
User mentioned issues
team:github/owners
Team mentioned issues
Multiple filters of the same type can be specified as OR conditions. For example, involves:defunkt involves:jlord is issues involving defunkt or jlord.
involves as well as author, assignee, mentions,commenter and review-requested all together.‌
Pull requests review
Filter
description
review-requested:defunkt
Pull requests where the user/team has requested a review
reviewed-by:defunkt
User reviewed pull requests
Specifying multiple queries of the same type is an OR condition. For example, review-requested:defunkt review-requested:jlord is pull requests where defunkt or jlord is the review request.
Repository and Organization
Filter
description
repo:nodejs/node
Repository issues
org:nodejs
Organization issues
user:defunkt
User issues
Specifying multiple queries of the same type is an OR condition. For example, repo:nodejs/node repo:electron/electron is issues of nodejs/node or electron/electron.
Label, milestone, etc
Filter
description
label:bug
Labeled issues
milestone:v1.0.0
Milestone issues
project-name:hello-pj
Project issues
project-column:now-doing
Project column issues
number:123
Issue number
Specifying multiple queries of the same type is an OR condition. For example, milestone:v1.0.0.0 milestone:v2.0.0 is issues with a v1.0.0 or v2.0.0.0 milestone. However, this is an AND condition for labels.
A label or milestone containing spaces should be enclosed in double quotation marks, such as label: "hello world".
Any keywords
Filter
description
github octocat
Issues containing the keywords (AND conditions)
To include spaces, use double quotation marks, such as "hello world".
Search keywords in issue body, author, assignee, label, milestone, repository, org, involves, review-requested, review, project-name and project-columns.