Thank you for the answer. I just succeeded with a working prototype of the app in REST just recently, but using graphql would probably make the code shorter, going through less parsing steps.

But for some reason, I can’t form calls, like this one

query {
  organization(login:"github") {
    IssueTimelineItems(first:20) {
      edges {
        node {
          id
          title
          url
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

How does on form IssueTimelineItems within a call?

We’re in the same spot, trying to port over an application that uses the /events of the V3 API. An equivalent stream would be awesome in the GraphQL API

For example, today in the GitHub Universe GraphQL workshop by @krider2010, the exercises included

Which was your first (created) repository on Github?

GraphQL currently doesn’t support a way to query CreateRepo event for answering that question. That is one use case where one has to fallback to the RESTful API (i.e.,  /users/:username/events endpoint).

As an aside, per the v3 API documentation, you wouldn’t be able to access your first CreateRepo event for your very first repository unless your first ever repository was contained in your last 300 events  / within the 90 days period.

I’m in the same spot, trying to query push and release events specifically, but the issue timeline connection seems far too limited for most use cases.