Managing the commit graph sidebar's saved issue filters

Creating a filter opens a small dialog reachable from the Issues section header. Editing, deleting and reordering a filter all live behind that sub-group's own "…" button, which pops a real native OS menu — undrivable by WebDriver, so those three are proven here through the same store the menu's own items would call, asserting the sidebar and its persisted state react exactly as a real click would have produced.

Creating a saved issue filter adds it to the sidebar

The Issues section of the sidebar lists this repository's GitHub issues, searchable with the same query syntax GitHub itself uses. Save a search you find yourself typing again — "Needs triage", "assigned to me", whatever slice matters — and it becomes its own sub-group underneath, one click away instead of a query to retype.

Captured from the running app by this scenario.

Do this

1. Create a saved issue filter named Needs triage with the query is:open label:triage

You should see

• The sidebar shows a saved issue filter named Needs triage

Editing, reordering and deleting a saved issue filter through its store

A saved filter can be renamed, reordered among the others, or removed — all from the "…" button on its own row. Renaming keeps the filter and its query exactly as they were, only the label changes; reordering only changes where it sits in the list; deleting is the only one that is not reversible.

Do this

1. Create a saved issue filter named Blocked with the query is:open label:blocked
2. Create a saved issue filter named Follow-up with the query is:open label:follow-up
3. Rename the saved issue filter Blocked to Blocked work
4. Move the saved issue filter Follow-up up
5. Delete the saved issue filter Blocked work

You should see

• The sidebar shows a saved issue filter named Blocked
• The sidebar shows a saved issue filter named Follow-up
• The sidebar shows a saved issue filter named Blocked work
• The sidebar does not show a saved issue filter named Blocked
• The saved issue filter Follow-up is ordered before Blocked work
• The sidebar does not show a saved issue filter named Blocked work
• The sidebar shows a saved issue filter named Follow-up

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This page is generated from apps/e2e/features/saved-filters-graph.feature, the end-to-end test that drives the feature it describes.