Copilot-authored pull requests now included in author searches
Quick Answer
GitHub has updated its search functionality to include pull requests authored by the Copilot cloud agent.
Quick Take
GitHub has updated its search functionality to include pull requests authored by the Copilot cloud agent. Users can now find these requests by using the author: search filter, such as author:@me, making it easier to track contributions made on their behalf.
Key Points
- Copilot-authored pull requests are now searchable via author filters.
- Users can find their own Copilot contributions using author:@me.
- This update enhances visibility of AI-assisted development activities.
- The change is aimed at improving user experience on GitHub.
Article Excerpt
From source RSS / original summarySearching for pull requests using author: now shows pull requests opened by Copilot cloud agent on the user’s behalf. For example, searching with author:@me on github. com/pulls will return your own… The post Copilot-authored pull requests now included in author searches appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
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