Open Pull Requests Not Displayed When Selecting the Open Filter in GitHub iOS App

[AvinashReddiDev]

🏷️ Discussion Type

Bug

💬 Feature/Topic Area

iOS

Body

Hi GitHub Team,

I’m facing an issue in the GitHub iOS app while viewing Pull Requests.

When I open the Pull Requests section and select the Open filter, the app displays “There aren’t any pull requests.” However, open pull requests should be displayed under this filter.

The issue seems to occur in the iOS app. I checked the Pull Requests section, but the expected open pull requests are not showing up.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open the GitHub iOS app.
2. Navigate to the Pull Requests section.
3. Select the Open filter.
4. Observe that no pull requests are displayed.

Expected Result:
The app should display all open pull requests for the selected repository or repositories.

Actual Result:
The app displays “There aren’t any pull requests” even though open pull requests are expected to be available.

Platform: GitHub iOS app

Please investigate this issue and let me know if any additional information is required.

Thank you!

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