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Extension for getting notifications when PRs need your attention Stay on top of your GitHub workflow with this handy extension! Track both pull requests where you're requested for a review and your own open PRs, all in one convenient place. Key Features: • Review Requests Tab - See all PRs where your review is needed. Once you complete a review, it's automatically removed from the list, helping you stay organized. • In Progress Tab - Monitor all your own open pull requests in one place. • Badge Notifications - See at a glance how many review requests you have and how many open PRs you're tracking (displayed as review count | PR count). Open Source This extension is open source! You can review the code, report issues, or contribute at https://github.com/Asupkay/pr-notifier-for-github. Setup Instructions Setting up the extension is quick and easy: 1. Generate a GitHub Personal Access Token • Go to your GitHub Settings. • Scroll down and select Developer Settings. • Navigate to Personal Access Tokens → Fine-grained Tokens. • Click Generate New Token, set an expiration period, and grant repository access. ○ If you set an expiration period, you'll need to refresh the token when it expires. • If you give it access to all repositories or specific ones ensure the token has read-only access to Pull Requests. 2. Add the Token to the Extension • Copy your newly generated token. • Paste it into the extension to activate GitHub review notifications. Once set up, you'll never miss a review request again. Stay productive and streamline your GitHub workflow effortlessly!
Jul 8, 2026
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