List issue events
Lists all events for an issue.
Parameters
Section titled “ Parameters ”Path Parameters
Section titled “ Path Parameters ”The account owner of the repository. The name is not case sensitive.
The name of the repository without the .git extension. The name is not case sensitive.
The number that identifies the issue.
Query Parameters
Section titled “ Query Parameters ”The number of results per page (max 100). For more information, see “Using pagination in the REST API.”
The page number of the results to fetch. For more information, see “Using pagination in the REST API.”
Responses
Section titled “ Responses ”Response
- Labeled Issue Event
- Unlabeled Issue Event
- Assigned Issue Event
- Unassigned Issue Event
- Milestoned Issue Event
- Demilestoned Issue Event
- Renamed Issue Event
- Review Requested Issue Event
- Review Request Removed Issue Event
- Review Dismissed Issue Event
- Locked Issue Event
- Added to Project Issue Event
- Moved Column in Project Issue Event
- Removed from Project Issue Event
- Converted Note to Issue Issue Event
- Issue Type Added Issue Event
- Issue Type Removed Issue Event
- Issue Type Changed Issue Event
- Sub-issue Added Issue Event
- Sub-issue Removed Issue Event
- Parent-issue Added Issue Event
- Parent-issue Removed Issue Event
- Blocked-by Added Issue Event
- Blocked-by Removed Issue Event
- Blocking Added Issue Event
- Blocking Removed Issue Event
Labeled Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Unlabeled Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Assigned Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A GitHub user.
object
A GitHub user.
object
Unassigned Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A GitHub user.
object
A GitHub user.
object
Milestoned Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Demilestoned Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Renamed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Review Requested Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A GitHub user.
object
Groups of organization members that gives permissions on specified repositories.
object
object
The ownership type of the team
How the team’s access to the repository was granted. This property is only
present when the team is returned in a repository context, such as
GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/teams.
Unique identifier of the organization to which this team belongs
Unique identifier of the enterprise to which this team belongs
Groups of organization members that gives permissions on specified repositories.
object
Unique identifier of the team
URL for the team
Name of the team
Description of the team
Permission that the team will have for its repositories
The level of privacy this team should have
The notification setting the team has set
Distinguished Name (DN) that team maps to within LDAP environment
The ownership type of the team
Unique identifier of the organization to which this team belongs
Unique identifier of the enterprise to which this team belongs
A GitHub user.
object
Review Request Removed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A GitHub user.
object
Groups of organization members that gives permissions on specified repositories.
object
object
The ownership type of the team
How the team’s access to the repository was granted. This property is only
present when the team is returned in a repository context, such as
GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/teams.
Unique identifier of the organization to which this team belongs
Unique identifier of the enterprise to which this team belongs
Groups of organization members that gives permissions on specified repositories.
object
Unique identifier of the team
URL for the team
Name of the team
Description of the team
Permission that the team will have for its repositories
The level of privacy this team should have
The notification setting the team has set
Distinguished Name (DN) that team maps to within LDAP environment
The ownership type of the team
Unique identifier of the organization to which this team belongs
Unique identifier of the enterprise to which this team belongs
A GitHub user.
object
Review Dismissed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Locked Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
Added to Project Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Moved Column in Project Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Removed from Project Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Converted Note to Issue Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
object
Issue Type Added Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
The type of issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Issue Type Removed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
The type of issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Issue Type Changed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
The type of issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
The type of issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Sub-issue Added Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Sub-issue Removed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Parent-issue Added Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Parent-issue Removed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Blocked-by Added Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Blocked-by Removed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Blocking Added Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Blocking Removed Issue Event
object
A GitHub user.
object
GitHub apps are a new way to extend GitHub. They can be installed directly on organizations and user accounts and granted access to specific repositories. They come with granular permissions and built-in webhooks. GitHub apps are first class actors within GitHub.
object
Unique identifier of the GitHub app
The slug name of the GitHub app
A GitHub user.
object
An enterprise on GitHub.
object
A short description of the enterprise.
The enterprise’s website URL.
Unique identifier of the enterprise
The name of the enterprise.
The slug url identifier for the enterprise.
The name of the GitHub app
The set of permissions for the GitHub app
object
The list of events for the GitHub app. Note that the installation_target, security_advisory, and meta events are not included because they are global events and not specific to an installation.
The number of installations associated with the GitHub app. Only returned when the integration is requesting details about itself.
A minimal reference to an issue linked from a timeline event (e.g. sub-issue, parent-issue, or dependency events).
object
The number of the referenced issue.
The title of the referenced issue.
The state of the referenced issue.
The reason for the referenced issue’s state.
A GitHub repository.
object
A unique identifier of the repository.
The GraphQL identifier of the repository.
The name of the repository.
The full, globally unique, name of the repository.
A GitHub user.
object
Whether the repository is private.
The URL to view the repository on GitHub.com.
The repository description.
Whether the repository is a fork.
The URL to get more information about the repository from the GitHub API.
A template for the API URL to download the repository as an archive.
A template for the API URL to list the available assignees for issues in the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git blob in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about collaborators of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about commits on the repository.
A template for the API URL to compare two commits or refs.
A template for the API URL to get the contents of the repository.
A template for the API URL to list the contributors to the repository.
The API URL to list the deployments of the repository.
The API URL to list the downloads on the repository.
The API URL to list the events of the repository.
The API URL to list the forks of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git commits of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git refs of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about Git tags of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue comments on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issue events on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about issues on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about deploy keys on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about labels of the repository.
The API URL to get information about the languages of the repository.
The API URL to merge branches in the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about milestones of the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about notifications on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about pull requests on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about releases on the repository.
The API URL to list the stargazers on the repository.
A template for the API URL to get information about statuses of a commit.
The API URL to list the subscribers on the repository.
The API URL to subscribe to notifications for this repository.
The API URL to get information about tags on the repository.
The API URL to list the teams on the repository.
A template for the API URL to create or retrieve a raw Git tree of the repository.
The API URL to list the hooks on the repository.
The type of the referenced issue.
object
The unique identifier of the issue type.
The node identifier of the issue type.
The name of the issue type.
The color of the issue type.
Examples
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Section titled “ Headers ”Example
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Example generated
{ "message": "example", "documentation_url": "example", "url": "example", "status": "example"}