Filter by "type" not working on GitHub Projects

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I'm currently trying to create a view in a GitHub Project that only displays bugs. We're using the default Bug, Feature and Task types in multiple issues that belong to that project already. All other views are working fine, so there is no indication of this being consequence of a wrong setup.

In the view, on the field "Filter by keyword or by field" at the top, I'm trying with all of these combinations:

• type:"bug"
• type:"Bug"
• type:"BUG"
• type:bug
• type:Bug
• type:BUG
• type="bug"
• type="Bug"
• type="BUG"
• type=bug
• type=Bug
• type=BUG

following the instructions in https://docs.github.com/en/issues/planning-and-tracking-with-projects/customizing-views-in-your-project/filtering-projects#filtering-by-issue-type, but I:

1. don't get any autocompletion after entering "type" which seems to indicate that it's not a valid filter when compared to "Status", "Size", etc.
2. get 0 issues displayed, indicating the text is not interpreted as a filter

I checked that the issues are "active" in the organization settings as well.

I believe this is a bug. But if I'm missing something, I'll be more than happy to try it out to fix this.

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