Viewing pull requests
You can view pull requests for a project in the Amazon CodeCatalyst console. The project summary page displays all open pull requests for a project. To view all pull requests regardless of state, navigate to the pull requests page for your project. When viewing a pull request, you can choose to have a summary of all comments left on changes to the pull request created for you.
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To view open pull requests
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Navigate to the project where you want to view pull requests.
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On the project page, open pull requests are displayed, including information about who created the pull request, what repository contains the branches for the pull request, and the date the pull request was created. You can filter the open pull request view by source repository.
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To view all pull requests, choose View all. You can use the selectors to choose between the options. For example, to view all pull requests, choose Any status and Any author.
Alternatively, in the navigation pane, choose Code, and then choose Pull requests, and then use the selectors to refine your view.
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On the Pull requests page, you can sort pull requests by ID, title, status, and more. To customize what information and how much information is displayed on the pull requests page, choose the gear icon.
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To view a specific pull request, choose it from the list.
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To view the status of workflows runs associated with this pull request, if any, choose Overview and review the information in the Pull request details area of the pull request under Workflow runs.
A workflow run will occur if the workflow is configured with pull request create or revision events, and if the destination branch requirements in the workflow match the destination branch specified in the pull request. For more information, see Adding triggers to workflows.
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To view linked issues, if any, choose Overview and review the information in the Pull request details under Issues. If you want to view a linked issue, choose its ID from the list.
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(Optional) To create a summary of comments left on the code changes in revisions of the pull request, choose Create content summary. The summary will not include any comments left on the overall pull request.
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This functionality requires that generative AI features are enabled for the space, is not available for linked repositories, and is only available in the US West (Oregon) Region. For more information, see Managing generative AI features.
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To view the code changes in the pull request, choose Changes. You can quickly view how many files have changes in the pull request, and what files in the pull request have comments on them, in Files changed. The number of comments shown next to a folder indicates the number of comments on files in that folder. Expand the folder to view the number of comments for each file in the folder. You can also view any comments left on specific lines of code.
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Not all changes in a pull request can be displayed in the console. For example, you cannot view Git submodules in the console, so you cannot view differences in a submodule in a pull request. Some differences might be too large to display. For more information, see Quotas for source repositories in CodeCatalyst and Viewing a file.
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To view quality reports for this pull request, choose Reports.
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A workflow must be configured to generate reports in order for them to show up in your pull requests. For more information, see Testing with workflows.
