Cannot see all pull requests #193463
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I have the issue as well. It may be related to #193388. |
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This usually happens when the platform’s PR counter and PR list are powered by different systems. The badge count can stay correct, while the searchable/list view falls behind because of an indexing or sync issue. |
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We're seeing the same thing on multiple repositories. |
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This seems to have been resolved for us |
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Got the same issue. Still happening. https://github.com/kubevirt/hyperconverged-cluster-operator/pulls Can see only one closed pr. Should be 1000s |
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I am seeing the same issue-- should have over 400 PRs but I have 0. This persist after cache/cookies clear from "All Time" and machine reboot |
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I eventually opened a ticket and they fixed it manually for my specific repo. They said they are working on a general solution. |
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Yes, I'm affected at the AddmusicKFF repo. The oldest pull requests are not shown in the results and the counter also doesn't even factor them in. |
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Seems to be the same issues: |
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I am seeing this in a private repo:
UPDATE:
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I can confirm that about 2/3 of my pull requests on an open source project are not listed when I filter for me as the author. |
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Based on @nunnatsa's update (GitHub fixed it manually per repo) and @swifthand's observation that submitting a review made the PR reappear, the root cause is a search index desync — the PR exists in the database but is missing from the search/list index. Submit a support ticket referencing your repo directly — they can manually reindex it (confirmed working per @nunnatsa) Why the comment/review trick works (@swifthand): writing to a PR triggers an index update event for that object, which forces a reindex of that specific PR. It's not guaranteed but explains the pattern. |
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Same happens for me. Repo is https://github.com/percona/percona-toolkit/pulls. Actual number of open PRs is 22, web interface shows only 10. |
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Same. I have 2 PR opened. One is frozen, the second is active. The frozen one has gone away. |
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This issue still exists. Please GitHub fix it asap. |
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Same problem, can't see my renovate PR also not getting mail from GitHub saying there's a pr to be reviewed |
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It's still happen. The repo says 21 PRs but the list only show 20 PRs
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At least can we get an acknowledgement this is still and issue and not have a "Resolved incident"? |
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After several days of waiting, Github Support finally got to my ticket and resolved it by manually reindexing my repository. So, if you have the patience to open a ticket (becoming very difficult in the new AI world), it can probably be resolved for other individual repositories. As part of my ticket, I issued the following You'll have to replace A manual workaround which might be of use without Github Support's intervention is described at PHPOffice/PhpSpreadsheet#4873 (comment) |
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I'm still seeing this today on our repo: even though it should. |
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My pull requests are still missing and GitHub support auto closed my support tickets in seconds
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172 != 180
The problem also appears on GitHub's own repos, 2 != 5 (although if you flip it upside down...):
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That doesn't look good at all. This is definitely not fixed. |
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I was just looking for one of my pull requests - it's not at all visible on the web. On the web: 8 open pull requests When I opened a support request, Copilot was telling me everything was fine. No, no it's not. |
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I can confirm the issue. I'm also only seeing a fraction of the existing pull requests. |
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Same in
The missing one is conda/governance#395 |
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We had the same issue, and the "re-comment" trick was not an option for us. Thanks to https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/193463#discussioncomment-17001348, we were able to open a support ticket and they manually re-indexed it all ✅ 🤷 I don't get why this general re-indexing is still missing 1 month later: crawling for broken indexes is doable if willing to save some CPU ⚖️ (and I don't know how hard it is to automate re-indexing). Here is the framework of the ticket if it can help: Ticket topic route: Pull requests --> Loading issues --> Something else
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I had the same problem for about a month. I contacted support, and they reindexed my PRs manually. |
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Multiple members (maybe all) of our team cannot see their own pull requests; nor can we see all of the PRs in our repo.
While the badge on our repo says we have 130+ PRs, when clicking that link we see only 32 (19 open, 13 closed).

Simiarly, when we filter by author to our own PRs, we do not see all of our PRs. This is exacerbated in a world where each developer is managing multiple agents pushing code on their behalf.
I see nothing on the status page about this incident.
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