Team list of PRs

[clemos]

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Hi 👋

The Teams feature is awesome, so first thanks for that 🙂
I also love the Pull Request view, so thanks for that too 😅

Would it be possible to have a similar Pull Requests view scoped to a team i.e. a list of PRs either Created, Assigned, Mentionned or Review Requested by or to a Team ?

Thanks 🙏

[DavitEgoian]

You can already search for PRs that were requested from a team using the team-review-requested: qualifier (so you can see PRs that currently have the team as a requested reviewer).

You can also search for PRs that mention a team using the team: qualifier or use the gh CLI to list PRs that mention a team.

Examples you can paste into the global Pull Requests search bar or use with gh:

is:pr is:open team-review-requested:my-org/my-team
is:pr is:open team:my-org/my-team
gh pr list --search "team:my-org/my-team"

Limitations to be aware of: GitHub doesn’t provide a built-in “team tab” that lists all PRs created by/assigned to/audited by a team, and there isn’t a reliable way to query “PRs reviewed by a team” after an individual from that team has submitted a review (the team reviewer is removed once a member acts). People have asked for richer team-scoped PR views in community discussions and issues.

Workarounds:
You can build a small script that uses the REST/GraphQL API to aggregate PRs per team (query review requests, then group by team membership), or use third-party tools / community projects that already aggregate team PRs. There are also GH CLI and community threads about adding better team flags if you want a CLI-based solution.

If you want this as a first-class UI feature, upvoting or adding a request in the GitHub Community (or commenting on the existing discussion about a Team Pull Requests tab) helps surface it to the product team.

If you want, I can draft a short feature-request message you can paste into the GitHub Community (or give you a tiny script that lists PRs for a team via the API).

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