Shortcuts give quick access to the work you care about most. Customize and save filtered lists of issues, pull requests, and discussions right to your home tab on GitHub Mobile.
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GitHub Mobile now supports push notifications for pull request review activities – you will get notified when someone approves, comments, or requests changes on your pull requests. GitHub Mobile also support push notifications when you’re directly mentioned, requested to review a pull request, assigned a task or requested to approve a deployment for a protected environment. You can enable these new push notification types within Settings > Notifications.
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As an administrator of an organization, you can now moderate disruptive behavior in your community on the go. Tap Block from organization from a comment menu on an issue, pull request, or discussion to block a user for a set time frame and choose to hide their comments. Learn more about blocking users from your organization.
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The Explore tab on GitHub Mobile has been redesigned to make it easier to find the best projects on GitHub!
Find personalized repository recommendations based on your past contributions and previously starred repositories. It's now possible to find trending projects in the last day, week, or month, and get even more specific with filters for specific programming or spoken languages.
The Explore tab now also displays a list of contributors for each repository, so be sure to go give your favorites a follow.
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You can now block users on GitHub Mobile to control who can interact with you and your repositories. The Block user action can be accessed from the header of a user's profile. Learn more about blocking users from your personal account.
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If you use notifications on GitHub Mobile, you've probably had the frustrating experience of tapping on a notification only to end up in the wrong place on the timeline, unsure of exactly what triggered the notification and where to start reading. We've improved this experience so that notifications and other app deep links will scroll you to the correct place. Triaging notifications on the go should now feel much faster and reliable!
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Introducing an all new filtering experience. No matter what issue, pull request, or discussion you're looking for, finding it just got a whole lot easier!
We've added new metadata to issues and pull request list items so that it's easier to see assignees, checks status, review states, and comment counts.
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We are shipping improvements to pull request workflows on GitHub Mobile, making reviewing and merging pull requests much easier on the go!
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You can now link discussions to new releases!
When drafting a new release, check the Create a discussion for this release box, choose a category, and publish. Your community will be able to react and comment on the release notes, giving projects more opportunities to celebrate and receive feedback. Release discussions are also available natively on GitHub Mobile.
For more information, see GitHub Discussions, GitHub Releases and GitHub Mobile documentation.
For questions or feedback, join the conversation in GitHub Product Feedback.
GitHub Actions deployment reviews are now available on GitHub Mobile.
You can approve or reject jobs awaiting review, view deployment status and deployed environments, and receive push notifications for requests for your review for a given deployment. Deployments awaiting your approval will also appear within the Notifications tab on GitHub Mobile.
Learn more about the reviewing deployments on GitHub Actions.
For questions, visit the GitHub Actions community.
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You can now configure which events you would like to be notified about on GitHub Mobile, just like on GitHub.com. Tap the "Watch" button for a repository to customize your watch settings:
Learn more about configuring your watch settings.
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GitHub Mobile now supports push notifications for pull request review requests, issue and pull request assignments, and deployment reviews. Enable these new push notification types within Settings > Notifications.
Get notified on your schedule using push notification schedules. Set days of the week and times of the day that you'd like to receive push notifications within Settings > Notifications in GitHub Mobile.
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The latest version of GitHub Mobile includes native support of GitHub Releases:
GitHub Mobile 1.4.0 is now generally available on Android and iOS app stores. The 1.4.0 release includes native support for GitHub Discussions:
