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Board Filters

The board supports a range of filters that you can apply in multiple ways. Filters are deep links that can be shared and bookmarked freely.

Available Filters

The board supports the following filters:

Filter Description Example
Text Filter by issue and body text Foo
is Filter by a card state is:assigned, is:open, ...
created, updated Filter card by temporal state created:>=2020-09-23, updated:@last_week
assignee, reviewer, author, involved Filter for cards that involve a specific user involves:nikku, author:@me
milestone Filter by milestone milestone:M1
label Filter by label label:critical
repo Filter by repository repo:"nikku/wuffle"

Using Boolean Operations

Per default, filters get chained together by the board with and semantics. To change this use the operators AND, OR, and NOT to combine search terms.

As an example, use the OR keyword to combine groups with or semantics:

repo:foo/bar label:bug OR repo:baz/qux

This matches issues that either belong to repository foo/bar with label bug, or to repository baz/qux.

In addition, you can use () to group searches:

(is:closed OR label:bug) AND repo:foo/bar

This matches issues that belong to the repository foo/bar that are either closed or have the label bug.

Applying Filters

Filters can be applied via the filter widget or by clicking board elements with modifier keys.

Filter Widget

The filter widget supports you in creating your filters via auto-completion. It only considers data available on the board, thus providing a convenient way to refine your existing filters with additional modifiers.

Filtering via Board Elements

Click board elements such as issue links, avatars, milestones, and tags with a modifier key to toggle filters for the respective details.

Add a filter via SHIFT + click, set a filter via ALT + click.

Storing and Sharing Filters

A unique deep link identifies a filtered view. Bookmark a filtered view in your browser or share it with other stakeholders. Keep in mind that the cards someone sees depend on her access to the underlying GitHub issues.