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Command Palette #355
Description
Activity
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on Dec 15, 2021 - moved this from Q2 2022 – Apr-Jun to Q2 2023 – Apr-Jun in GitHub Public Roadmap
on Nov 16, 2022 - moved this from Q2 2023 – Apr-Jun to Q4 2023 – Oct-Dec in GitHub Public Roadmap
on Oct 4, 2023 This issue is being closed as outdated. For more information, please check out this Discussion post. Stay tuned for new additions to our refreshed public roadmap!
We wanted to provide more details on why this issue was removed from the public roadmap. We're still evaluating ways to improve this feature so we are taking this GA (General Availability) issue off the roadmap until our timelines are more defined. But, if you're interested in trying out Command Palette, it is currently available as a feature preview. Find out how to toggle on the feature preview here. Keep watching the roadmap in the meantime and give us feedback on the preview if you try it out!
Summary
The Command Palette is a new GitHub surface designed to improve how users navigate around GitHub and execute time saving commands. Jump to your organizations and repositories quickly, and search within them for pull requests, issues, projects, files, and more. Execute commands to optimize your workflows, all without lifting your hands from the keyboard.
Intended Outcome
The command palette gives new users and super fans alike a new way to cut down on the time necessary to navigate GitHub and execute commands for common workflows.
How will it work?
Open the command palette using one of the following keyboard shortcuts:
Use modes to find specific types of resources:
For more information, review command palette documentation.