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However, for users who have hundreds of subscriptions, this page is useless without search.
Almost daily I need to find an issue I know I've subscribed so (to check its progress). Currently the only way for me to do this is to try and find the issue via the repo, or do a page search across all pages in my subscriptions list. 😒
There is an option to filter by repository, which would help a little bit, except it doesn't fully work: #1590
Reacted by Egor Yurtaev, Aliaksei Urbanski, Michael K., David Luzar, Steven Rasmussen, onmyouji, Maurice McCabe, Éric and Joel Ostblom
@OliverJAsh When the issue to which I am subscribed gets updated, it pops up in the Notifications tab. This eliminates the need to check manually if the issue changed. Just wanted to mention that in case you (or other readers of this thread) didn't know about that...
@sryabkov Hi! Thank you. I am aware of that. This isn't about being notified—sometimes I need to revisit an issue because I need to reference it somewhere, and it's in the back of my mind, but I don't know where on GitHub it is exactly.
Reacted by Aliaksei Urbanski, Egor Yurtaev, onmyouji and Tom Tan
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sryabkov commentedon Jun 11, 2019
@OliverJAsh When the issue to which I am subscribed gets updated, it pops up in the Notifications tab. This eliminates the need to check manually if the issue changed. Just wanted to mention that in case you (or other readers of this thread) didn't know about that...
OliverJAsh commentedon Jun 11, 2019
@sryabkov Hi! Thank you. I am aware of that. This isn't about being notified—sometimes I need to revisit an issue because I need to reference it somewhere, and it's in the back of my mind, but I don't know where on GitHub it is exactly.
sryabkov commentedon Jun 11, 2019
@OliverJAsh Makes sense. Thank you for elaborating on your use case