GitHub Monitor 2.2.0

• The list you are looking at, in the browser, from the bottom bar.
  A small button beside the refresh arrow opens the same list on
  github.com's own Pull requests or Issues page — for the things
  this app deliberately does not do: editing a query by hand, bulk
  actions, or showing somebody else what you are looking at. It is
  built from the search the app actually sent, so the two cannot
  disagree: the repository filter is in it, a relative date like
  "closed in the last week" is already resolved, the ordering is
  carried across where GitHub can be told it, and a list that hides
  drafts hides them there too. Standing on one repository's entry in
  the sidebar, the link opens that repository's share of the list
  rather than the whole of it. On Mentions it opens your notifications;
  on the chart pages, which have no search behind them, there is no
  button.

• ⌘R reloads the page you are looking at. It always asked for the
  lists, whatever was on screen — so on Workload, Trends and My Trends
  it did something real and invisible: the lists came in behind a chart
  that did not move, which from the outside is a key that does nothing.
  Each of those pages already had its own reload button; ⌘R now makes
  exactly the call that button makes. Everywhere else it reads the
  lists, as before. Reported by @marcreichel in #1.

Install

brew tap sidler/tap
brew trust --cask sidler/tap/githubmonitor
brew install --cask githubmonitor

Already have it? brew upgrade --cask githubmonitor.

Or download the zip below, unpack it and move GitHubMonitor.app to
/Applications.

Signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple, with the ticket stapled
to the bundle.