GitHub Launches New Pull Requests Dashboard: Now in Public Preview

GitHub has announced the public preview of its brand new Pull Requests Dashboard, a feature designed to streamline and enhance the pull request management experience for developers and teams.

What’s New?

The Pull Requests Dashboard provides a centralized view for all your pull requests, making it easier to track, review, and manage contributions across repositories. Key highlights include:

• Unified Overview: See all your open, closed, and draft pull requests in one place, regardless of which repositories they belong to.
• Advanced Filtering: Quickly filter pull requests by repository, status, assignee, reviewer, and more.
• Improved Navigation: Jump directly to pull requests that need your attention, such as those awaiting your review or those you’ve been mentioned in.
• Personalized Insights: The dashboard surfaces actionable insights, helping you prioritize reviews and stay on top of your workflow.

Why It Matters

Managing pull requests efficiently is crucial for collaborative software development. The new dashboard aims to reduce context switching, improve visibility, and help developers and maintainers keep projects moving forward.

How to Access

The Pull Requests Dashboard is available in public preview starting March 26, 2026. To try it out, visit your GitHub account and look for the new dashboard in the Pull Requests section. GitHub encourages feedback from users to help refine and improve the feature before its general release.

Source: GitHub Changelog – New Pull Requests Dashboard

This post summarizes the latest GitHub Changelog announcement. For more details and to try the new dashboard, visit the official changelog link above.