GitKraken Client Documentation

Downloads  
Contact support  
Feedback  
GitKraken.com  
GitKraken Status  

Filter Syntax

You can create filters using the below syntax to pull requests shown.


GitHub

Parameters Available

Filter Example Description
Title/body search foo Will match pull requests containing the string foo in their title and description.
Title/body search foo bar Will match the pull requests containing the string foo bar in their title and description.
in: foo in:title Will match the pull requests containing the string foo in only their title.
in: foo in:body Will match the pull requests containing the string foo in only their description.
author: author:keanu Will match pull requests created by the user keanu.
assignee: assignee:keanu Will match pull requests assigned to the user keanu.
review-requested: review-requested:jerry Will match pull requests that need to be reviewed by the user jerry.
reviewed-by: reviewed-by:keanu Will match pull requests that have been reviewed by the user keanu.
involves: involves:jerry Will match pull requests that the user jerry has reviewed, has been assigned to, or has commented on.
base: base:main Will match pull requests that are merging into main.
head: head:development Will match pull requests that are merging from development.
draft: draft:true Will match pull requests that are marked as a draft.
label: label:"Release Critical" Will match pull requests that have the Release Critical label.
milestone: milestone:v1 Will match pull requests that have the v1 milestone.

Review State

The review filter can take multiple parameters, which are approved, changes_requested, or none.

Filter Example Description
review: review:approved Will match pull requests that have been approved by at least one person.
review: review:changes_requested Will match pull requests that have at least one person requesting changes.
review: review:none Will match pull requests that no reviews.

Status

The status filter can take multiple parameters, which are success, pending, or failure.

Filter Example Description
status: status:success Will match pull requests with a success status.
status: status:pending Will match pull requests with a pending status.
status: status:failure Will match pull requests with a failed status.

No Value

The no value filter will include pull requests if the specified parameter does not exist on a pull request. The parameters available are assignee, involves, label, milestone, review-requested, and status.

Filter Example Description
no: no:assignee Will match pull requests that have no assignees.
no: no:status Will match pull requests that have no status.

Dates

Date fields on a pull request can be tested in various forms using the created and updated filters.

Filter Example Description
created: created:2019-12-14T19:20:16Z Will match pull requests created after 2019-12-14T19:20:16Z.
updated: updated:2019-12-14T19:20:16Z Will match pull requests updated after 2019-12-14T19:20:16Z.
created: created:2020-12-31 The filter will also attempt to support the user’s local format.

OR Conditions

All filters support OR conditions if provided with comma separated values.

Example Description
label:Bug,Feature Will match pull requests that have either the label Bug or Feature.
assignee:jerry,keanu Will match pull requests that are assigned to either jerry or keanu.
label:Bug,Feature label:Important Will match pull requests that have either the label Bug or Feature, and have the label Important.

Excluding Results

Adding a - to the front of any of the above will cause pull requests matching that query to be excluded from results.

Example               Description
-no:assignee Will match pull requests that have an assignee.
-assignee:guy Will match pull requests that are not assigned to the user guy.
-label:Bug,Next Will match pull requests that do not have either the Bug or Next label. This is effectively the same as using -label:Bug -label:Feature.

Combining Parameters

All of the above can be used in any combination. Pull requests will be matched if they meet all of the parameters in the query.

  • foo bar label:feature -has:assignee

Other Integrations

We do not support all filters on other integrations, including GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps.

Integration updated: review-requested: assignee: title/body search, in:, no:, created:, base:, head: reviewed-by:, review:, involves:, label:, milestone:, draft:, status:
GitLab + Self Managed
Bitbucket
Bitbucket Server
Azure DevOps
Have feedback about this article? Did we miss something? Let us know!
On this page