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PR Activity
PR Activity
Track and manage pull requests created by sync tasks.
The PR Activity page gives you a centralized view of every pull request created by your sync tasks. Instead of checking each repository individually, you can monitor, filter, and review all sync PRs from a single dashboard.
Dashboard Overview
The PR Activity page displays:
- Summary cards showing counts of open, merged, and closed pull requests
- A filterable table listing all sync-created PRs with their status, repository, sync task, and timestamps
PR Status Meanings
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Open | The PR has been created and is awaiting review or merge |
| Merged | The PR was approved and merged into the target branch |
| Closed | The PR was closed without merging |
Filtering
Use the filter controls to narrow down the PR list by:
- Repository — show PRs for a specific target repository
- Sync Task — show PRs created by a particular sync task
- Status — filter by open, merged, or closed
Filters can be combined to find exactly the PRs you're looking for.
Reviewing Sync PRs
Each row in the PR Activity table includes a direct link to the pull request on GitHub. From there you can:
- Review the diff to see exactly what files were changed
- Approve and merge if the changes look correct
- Close if the changes are no longer needed
- Leave comments for your team
Best Practices
- Review PRs promptly — open PRs represent unsynced changes in your target repositories
- Use filters to focus on specific repositories or sync tasks during review
- Monitor closed PRs — a high number of closed (unmerged) PRs may indicate sync rule misconfiguration
- Check summary cards regularly to stay on top of your sync activity
Next Steps
- Learn about Sync Tasks to understand how PRs are created
- Check Repo Status to see drift detection across your repositories