Hi, I’m trying to create a search filter for pull requests where I exclude draft PRs. I can’t find any filter option that deals with draft PRs. To show you what I mean I have an example where I exclude PRs with the review:approved status:
is:pr is:open -review:approved
I would like to hide draft PRs the same way I hide those with approved review status.
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Hi,
I would like this functionality as well. When draft pull requests were first introcuded, you could filter to show only drafts, but you couldn’t filter them out. Now neither of these are available.
For what it’s worth, i’d like this functionality as well 
it would help to sweep across all active PRs faster
Also, if would be very helpful to change an existing PR to “draft”
To exclude draft PR’s you can use -is:draft
is:draft is documented here: https://help.github.com/en/articles/searching-issues-and-pull-requests#search-for-draft-pull-requests
Saddly, that doesn’t work.
is:open is:pr review-requested:NAME archived:false -is:draft
will change to
-is:draft is:pr review-requested:NAME archived:false
which will show you all none-draft PRs. Including Closed ones. Not very useful.
Assumption: Draft is an “issue” state, like Open and Closed. And you can search for only one.
Try draft:true or draft:false, so you can do is:open draft:false
This worked perfectly, I used 'is:pr is:open review:none draft:false ’
to get a list of all open PR’s excluding drafts that are in need of review.
Thanks!
This is awesome! But *why* does it work? I don’t see this documented anywhere in the advanced search syntax.
This didn’t’ work for me. I’m still seeing drafts mixed into my search results with the following query:
is:open is:pr user:<my_org> draft:false