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You can now search issues by label using logical OR. Simply use a comma to separate the labels. For example label:"good first issue",bug will list all issues with a label good first issue or bug.
but this does not: is:pr is:merged (JIRA-0001 or JIRA-0002) . Neither works with the qualifiers.
other comment:
There is no way to combine AND and OR operators that I have found. So I don't think it is possible to find open PRs from any of several authors for a single repo.
how-to-search-with-logic-operators-on-github
last result on top:
gh give some features to search at al
10.12.2022, 19:15:20, seen
November 9, 2022, by gh
... several new features ... [says gh]
a tree pane for browsing files,
symbol search,
fuzzy search for files,
sticky code headers,
toggle the blame view from the code
try the new code search and code view beta
... "etc"
DETAILS: https://github.blog/changelog/2022-11-09-introducing-an-all-new-code-search-and-code-browsing-experience/
https://github.blog/changelog/label/search/
gh give a OR to issue search
10.12.2022, 19:11:50
but gh adresses
https://github.blog/changelog/2021-08-02-search-issues-by-label-using-logical-or/
You can now search issues by label using logical OR. Simply use a comma to separate the labels. For example label:"good first issue",bug will list all issues with a label good first issue or bug.
quest/Research:
-> LL t2.op.bm.gh....boolean
result 1
https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/57933/how-to-search-with-logic-operators-on-github
example:
is:pr is:merged (JIRA-0001 OR JIRA-0002)
but this does not:
is:pr is:merged (JIRA-0001 or JIRA-0002)
. Neither works with the qualifiers.other comment:
There is no way to combine AND and OR operators that I have found. So I don't think it is possible to find open PRs from any of several authors for a single repo.
The NOT operator can be used to exclude strings: https://help.github.com/articles/understanding-the-search-syntax/
so, precis quest is:
HOW TO
combine AND and OR operators
and
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