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GitHub Enhances Pull Request Author Searches
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- →Simplifies tracking of pull requests by consolidating human and Copilot contributions.
- →Enhances developer workflow by reducing the need for complex search queries.
- →Prepares for broader integration across GitHub's API offerings.
GitHub has updated its platform to include Copilot-authored pull requests in author searches. This means that when users search for pull requests by author, they will now see both their own and those initiated by Copilot on their behalf. The change is designed to simplify the management of contributions, allowing developers to view all relevant pull requests in one place. This update is currently available on the GitHub website and mobile app, with plans to extend it to the REST and GraphQL APIs by July 16.
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