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GitHub Projects Adds Advanced Search Feature
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Why it matters
- →Advanced search capabilities enhance project management efficiency on GitHub.
- →New review state filters improve tracking of pull request progress.
- →The 90-day retention policy ensures relevant data is available for API access.
GitHub has rolled out an advanced search feature for its Projects tool, enabling users to craft specific views using logical operators such as AND and OR. This update allows for more efficient project management by reducing the need for multiple views. The new search filter also includes the ability to filter pull request items by their review state, enhancing tracking capabilities. Additionally, GitHub has introduced a 90-day retention policy for deployment statuses, ensuring that only recent data is accessible via APIs. These updates aim to improve workflow efficiency for developers.
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- 1GitHub Launches New Pull Requests Dashboard
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