Unstick pull requests waiting on review

June lists what's waiting, by repository: each pull request waiting on a review, who opened it, how long it has waited and what it waits on.

What you need

• GitHub, connected. Use one of your own chats.

Set it up

To get the list without replying, set up a schedule with the form: Enabled toolsets terminal, Expression 0 9 * * 1, and an Execution body like this:

Set Timezone to your zone, such as Europe/Berlin, and choose a delivery destination. The run works in June's sandbox with your GitHub sign-in.

Check the result

Open a few of the linked pull requests and compare the list with GitHub. Check that June used the repositories and account you intended. A request for review and an inactive pull request are different signals; ask June to show which applies. The result should make the next review obvious without changing any pull request.

If a repository is missing, check that the connected GitHub account can open it before widening the sweep. For a repeating schedule, choose Run now once and read the result under Open history. You are done when the sample run includes the right repositories and the next run has the time and time zone you wanted.

What June does not do

• It reaches only what your GitHub account reaches, and does not watch GitHub between sweeps.
• It works with your GitHub sign-in, through the GitHub command-line tool in June's sandbox, so the instruction says what to leave alone: no comments, approvals, merges or pushes.
• In an organization's chats it works as whoever wrote the message, with their GitHub sign-in in that organization.
• Without an account named in the request, June uses the single active GitHub connection, or the one named default when several are active. If several are active and none is the default, name the account you want instead of disconnecting the others.