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Operators
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Notes
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<, <=, >, >= |
Value comparisons
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n..*, *..n, n..n |
Range comparisons
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NOT QUALIFIER-QUALIFIER |
Exclude the qualifier
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"double-quotes"
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Surrounds white-space phrases
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cats dogs" as the search input would match anywhere in the title, body or comment which had both "cats" AND "dogs" in the match.|
Prefix
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Qualifier
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is:, type: |
pr, issue, public, private |
in: |
title, body, comments, name, description, readme |
user:, org: |
NAME, @me |
repo: |
USER/REPO |
author: |
USER, app/name, @me |
language: |
LANG |
no: |
label, milestone, assignee, project |
size: |
size of target matches range qualifier
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followers:forks:stars:topics: |
target matches range qualifier |
topic: |
matches targets which have the
topic |
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Qualifier
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Searches files...
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path:DIRECTORY |
with
DIRECTORY in the file path |
language:LANGUAGE |
which are of
LANGUAGE, see languages |
size:n |
which match the
n range qualifier |
filename:FILENAME |
which match
FILENAME |
extension:EXTENSION |
which match
EXTENSION |
octocat filename:readme path:/ matches readme files with the word octocat that are located at the root level of a repository.form path:cgi-bin language:perl matches Perl files with the word form in a cgi-bin directory, or in any of its subdirectoriesHello language:markdown -filename:readme matches Markdown files with the word Hello excluding files named readme
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