a - Assign PR
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Press a to assign one or more users to the PR. When you do, the dashboard opens the preview pane and displays a new input.
When the unassign input is active, you can specify one or more GitHub usernames to assign to the PR. By default, the input includes your username if you’re not already assigned. If you’re already assigned, the input is empty by default.
To assign more than one user to the PR, specify additional users after one or more whitspace characters, like a space, tab, or newline. We recommend separating the additional users with a newline by pressing Enter after each username.
To submit the list of users to assign to the PR, press Ctrl+d. To cancel the change instead, press Ctrl+c or Esc.
A - Unassign PR
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Press A to unassign one or more users from the PR. When you do, the dashboard opens the preview pane and displays a new input.
When the unassign input is active, you can specify one or more GitHub usernames to unassign from the PR. By default, the input includes all assigned users separated by newlines.
Make sure the list of users to unassign only includes the users you want to unassign before you submit the list.
To submit the list of users to unassign from the PR, press Ctrl+d. To cancel the change instead, press Ctrl+c or Esc.
c - Comment on PR
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Press c to add a comment to the PR. When you do, the dashboard opens a preview pane and displays a new input.
You can write your comment as GitHub-flavored Markdown in the input.
To submit the comment on the PR, press Ctrl+d. To cancel the comment instead, press Ctrl+c or Esc.
C - Checkout PR
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Press C to checkout the PR locally. The dashboard checks for the repoPaths key in your
configuration to find the repository on your local filesystem.
The dashboard errors if you haven’t defined repoPaths in your configuration or if the dashboard
can’t determine where the repository for this PR is located using that setting.
If the dashboard is able to locate the repository for the PR on your local filesystem, it uses the
gh pr checkout command to checkout the PR locally.
d - View PR Diff
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Press d to display the PR’s diff in the terminal. The dashboard uses the pager.diff
setting in your configuration, which defaults to less, to display the diff.
The dashboard view is replaced by PR’s change diff displayed with the configured pager. When you exit the pager, the view returns to the dashboard.
There’s a known bug when using this command on Windows. When you do, the diff is sent to the terminal but the dashboard doesn’t wait for you it to exit.
Instead, the diff is displayed in your terminal output without paging when you exit the dashboard.
m - Merge PR
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Press m to merge the PR. When you do, the dashboard uses the gh pr merge command to
merge the PR.
When you use this command, the dashboard merges the PR immediately and without prompting for confirmation. Only use this command when you’re sure you want to merge the PR.
w - Mark PR as Ready for Review
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Press w to mark the PR as ready for review. When you do, the dashboard uses the
gh pr ready command to convert the PR from draft status to ready for review.
x - Close PR
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Press x to close the PR. When you do, the dashboard uses the gh pr close command to
close the PR.
When you use this command, the dashboard closes the PR immediately and without prompting for confirmation. Only use this command when you’re sure you want to close the PR.
This command doesn’t support closing the PR with a comment. If you want to add a comment that explains why you’re closing the PR, use the comment command before or after you use this one.
X - Reopen PR
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Press X to reopen a closed PR. When you do, the dashboard uses the gh pr reopen
command to reopen the PR.
When you use this command, the dashboard reopens the PR immediately and without prompting for confirmation. Only use this command when you’re sure you want to reopen the closed PR.