How to change the number of issues per page in the Github issue tracker? #23689
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I was wondering, is it possible to change the number of issues displayed per page on a github repo’s issue page? Maybe something in user preferences? I noticed that there seems to be some way to do it via the github API, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this on github.com just by adding something to the end of the issues link, or something like that. If this doesn’t exist, here’s something like a feature request, if it helps:
I guess I could look into making a script to do this. if it’s not possible. |
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Hi @amelvill-umich! It is not currently possible to change how Issues are displayed in this way on GitHub.com. The API does allow you to change how many issues are pulled, so you could write a script to interact with the API in that way to build a custom interface allowing you to get the information and customization that you want. If you’d rather log this as a feature request, I recommend using the official GitHub feedback form which goes to our product and engineering teams. You can always add a link to this forum topic to reduce how much you have to copy and paste into the feedback form if you wish. Thanks! |
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Thanks for the reply, I have submitted feedback using the form. |
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is there any update on this issue? would be nice to have ability to list all PR's closed from this month in one page so I can export it for my manager. |
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Hi @amelvill-umich!
It is not currently possible to change how Issues are displayed in this way on GitHub.com. The API does allow you to change how many issues are pulled, so you could write a script to interact with the API in that way to build a custom interface allowing you to get the information and customization that you want.
If you’d rather log this as a feature request, I recommend using the official GitHub feedback form which goes to our product and engineering teams. You can always add a link to this forum topic to reduce how much you have to copy and paste into the feedback form if you wish.
Thanks!