Refreshed repository pull requests page now generally available

The new repository pull requests page is now generally available to all GitHub users.

Highlights

The new page makes it easier to find and act on pull requests in a repository, with new filtering and search options to help you find exactly what you’re looking for:

• Content assist helps you easily find and apply the correct filters.
• Advanced search supports AND and OR keywords as well as nested searches.
• Collapsible sidebar gives you quick access to common filters (e.g., “Authored by me” and “Involves me”).
• Compact presentation mode lets you fit more pull requests on the page.
• More context including status check counts, stack indicator, and indicators for unread updates.

Recent improvements

Since the public preview, your feedback has helped us make several improvements. Now you can:

• Collapse the sidebar to make more room for the list.
• Take bulk actions on one or more pull requests, including closing, labeling, changing milestones, and more.
• See milestones, linked issues, and author badges.
• Click a review status to filter the list.
• See full profile names if they’re enabled for your enterprise.

To learn more, see About pull requests.

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