Customizable sort order for issues and PRs #16154
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Recently updated should definitely be the default. "Newest" is an insane choice. |
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Same here, this should be a setting for the user. |
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Maybe the developers problem is where to put that setting into the users profile. |
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It's already available in https://github.com/refined-github/refined-github |
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So what does github think about this? |
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This and the whitespace option for looking at PRs are my biggest pet peeves with GitHub. All of those kinds of things are configurable in GitLab |
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I would suggest to add the option to sort by label order. So displaying issues with labels like "critical" can be seen first. |
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Same question as above. What does @github think of this? |
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Currently the default sort order for both Pull Requests and Issues is "Newest". I prefer "Recently updated", as I am most interested in the recently active issues or PRs, but unfortunately GitHub does not remember my preference and I always need to select it again.
I think "Recently updated" is what most other communication platforms usually use. I understand changing the default ordering for an established platform like GitHub is perhaps not an options, but perhaps making the sorting order customizable could be possible?
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