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PR Dashboard

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The PR Dashboard is a user-centric pull request page available at account, organization, and project scope. It shows the pull requests relevant to the signed-in user, and it can widen to every pull request in the selected scope regardless of author.

The dashboard suits leads, reviewers, and teams working across several projects or repositories who need visibility into all in-flight changes rather than only their own.

What you will learn​

  • Predefined queries: The three built-in views and what each returns.
  • Scope: How account, organization, and project scope change the result set.
  • Filters: How to narrow the list by author, status, label, and review status.

Before you begin​

  • Feature flag: The PR Dashboard is behind the feature flag CODE_SPACE_PULLREQ. Contact Harness Support to enable it on your account.

  • Repository permissions: You see only the pull requests in repositories you can access. Go to the permissions reference to review the permission list.

Predefined queries​

The dashboard includes three predefined queries:

  • All: Every pull request in the selected scope.
  • Created: Pull requests created by the signed-in user.
  • Review Requested: Pull requests where the signed-in user has been requested as a reviewer.

Key capabilities​

The dashboard gives a complete view of pull requests across the selected scope, whether that is account, organization, or project, and regardless of author. Teams can therefore track all ongoing work rather than only the pull requests tied to the current user.

You can filter the list by:

  • Author: Narrow to the users who opened the pull requests.
  • Status: Narrow by pull request status, such as open or closed.
  • Labels: Narrow by labels such as bug, feature, or needs-review. Go to Labels to create them.
  • Your Reviews: For pull requests assigned to you, narrow further by review status: Pending, Approved, or Changes Requested.
PR Dashboard showing pull requests filtered by scope and review status

Switch between the All, Created, and Review Requested queries, then narrow the result set with filters.

You can now find the pull requests that need your attention across every repository you can reach.

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