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[GitHub] Filtering by repo names #17364

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Feature Request: Repository Name Filtering

We are currently working on adding repository name filtering to the “Toolbar” command. This will help reduce noise for certain use cases. In the related PR, there was a suggestion to apply this filter to other commands as well.

Below is a consolidated list of the extension’s main commands. Please let us know which of these, if any, should also support repository name filtering.

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Which of these commands would benefit most from repository name filtering, and how would it improve your workflow?

I added and fill suggestions in the following table to start the conversation:

Command Description Should Support Repository Filter?
My Pull Requests List pull requests you created, participated in, or were mentioned in.  Yes
Search Pull Requests Search recent pull requests globally across all repositories.  Yes
Create Pull Request Create a pull request in one of your GitHub repositories.  No
My Issues List issues created by you, assigned to you, or mentioning you.  Yes
Search Issues Search recent issues globally across all repositories.  Yes
Create Issue Create an issue in one of your GitHub repositories.  No
Create Branch (disabled) Create a branch in one of your GitHub repositories.  No
Search Repositories Search your public or private repositories by name.  Yes
My Latest Repositories List your repositories by the latest update.  Yes
Workflow Runs Manage workflow runs for a selected GitHub repository.  Yes
Notifications List inbox notifications from all repositories or a selected repository.  Yes
Unread Notifications Shows unread notifications in the macOS menu bar.  Yes
Search Discussions (disabled) Search recent Discussions globally across all repositories.  Yes
My Discussions (disabled) Show your Discussions.  Yes
My Projects Show your Projects.  Yes

Who will benefit from this feature?

Multiple Repo Owners: Quickly focus on a single repository to reduce noise.
High-Volume Contributors: Filter out irrelevant items when active in many projects.
Triagers/Support Teams: Speed up workflow by isolating repository-specific issues/PRs.
Project Coordinators: Easily zoom in on a single repository’s activity to stay organized.

Anything else?

I created this to separate two actions: menu bar commands focused on easy access notifications and app management.

Perhaps it should be a top-level setting in the extension rather than spreading it across multiple commands.

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