View list of issues I'm subscribed to, on the website

[jmm]

On the website I want to be able to view a list of issues that I'm subscribed to, but don't [necessarily] have any other involvement with. My current use case is that I'd like to be able to "favorite" issues for future reference (e.g. in case I want to comment later). It would be a bonus if I could filter to see results where I'm only subscribed and have no other involvement. Perhaps a dedicated favoriting feature would even make sense, but GitHub already has a subscription feature and I think I should be able to see what issues I'm subscribed to.

I contacted GitHub support about this and the first response was to use the involves qualifier. But that

is just a logical OR between the author, assignee, mentions and commenter qualifiers for the same user

and does not return issues that I'm only subscribed to. I explained that in my reply and their next reply acknowledged that it's not currently possible to view the list of subscribed issues via the website.

[ppKrauss]

Yes, +1 (where it? How to "view list of issues I'm subscribed to"??)

[leak]

:+1:

[marjakm]

+1

[staff0rd]

:+1:

[lenucksi]

:+1:

[mootari]

:+1:

[JamesLefrere]

:+1:

[jackz3]

:+1:

[Relequestual]

+1

[shrink0r]

+1

[rwencel]

+9000

[lostsnow]

+1

[jeaking]

+1

[HaiyangDING]

+1

[mjhasbach]

+1

[hugochinchilla]

+1

[eljenso]

:+1: Feature is still missing.

Edit: Looks like this feature was implemented in the past: https://github.com/blog/941-issues-dashboard

[erebus2]

+1

[jasoncavett]

@eljenso I saw your link to the Issues Dashboard feature. Are you basically saying that an is:watched flag was implemented and then pulled back? Because, I don't see anything like that now. Maybe I'm just missing it?

[eljenso]

@jasoncavett Could be. Judging from the screenshot in this blogpost, back in 2011 the Issues Dashboard had a function to see all your watched issues, "Watched by you".

[Frank683]

+1 Also contacted support with reference to this issue.

[nbarbettini]

:+1: This would be useful.

[ppKrauss]

... Perhaps Github needs also a serious RFC process, and also a vote per feature interface.

[tburch]

:+1:

[aimuzov]

:+1:

[elstgav]

:+1:

[odigity]

+1

[jonaskello]

+1

[johnnybaloney]

:+1:

[aronwoost]

+1

[fbender]

+1

[theblang]

+1. Hope I can find this issue later.

[SebDieBln]

+1

[Mte90]

+1

There is a way explained here http://stackoverflow.com/a/33478315/1902215

[SebDieBln]

@Mte90 Unfortunately it does not work as intended. It only finds stuff you already have participated, e.g. made a comment. It does not find the stuff you only subscribed to :disappointed:

[Mte90]

Yeah, I've see later that contain all the issues where I have written something.

[kendagriff]

+1

[jacksontj]

+1

[drewrobb]

+1

[danielsharvey]

+1

[batmat]

I hate doing that... +1. I came here after having subscribe to a given issue some days ago, just realizing I can't find it. Thanks in advance

[togosh]

:+1:

[styro]

:+1:

[nodkrot]

:+1:

[geekish]

+1

[drazisil]

:+1: and contacted GitHub

[blub0hr]

:+1:

[fgimian]

+1 can't believe this isn't available :open_mouth:

[ghost]

+1

[mootari]

@drazisil: Did you get a response?