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Currently, sorting by 👍 for instance is great, but it misses other positive reactions such as ❤️ or 🎉 .
Adding the option to sort by grouped reactions, or "all positive reactions" / "all negative reactions" would allow better quick triaging of issues in a repository to see which ones should be prioritized first. For example, someone may upvote this issue with a 👍 and someone else may put a ❤️.
Currently, the closest thing to finding the most popular issues is to sort by a single reaction, such as 👍. So, allow sorting by grouped actions, by Ctrl + Clicking several reactions in the sort dropdown menu, and/or choosing an "actions: most positive reactions" catch-all, would be useful. This "actions: all positive reactions" might put 👍 and 😄 and 🎉 all in the same bucket, for instance.
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Allow sorting issues by reactions: most upvoted, downvoted, etc
Allow sorting issues by grouped reactions: most upvoted + heart, etc
Apr 23, 2020
Currently, sorting by 👍 for instance is great, but it misses other positive reactions such as ❤️ or 🎉 .
Adding the option to sort by grouped reactions, or "all positive reactions" / "all negative reactions" would allow better quick triaging of issues in a repository to see which ones should be prioritized first. For example, someone may upvote this issue with a 👍 and someone else may put a ❤️.
Currently, the closest thing to finding the most popular issues is to sort by a single reaction, such as 👍. So, allow sorting by grouped actions, by Ctrl + Clicking several reactions in the sort dropdown menu, and/or choosing an "actions: most positive reactions" catch-all, would be useful. This "actions: all positive reactions" might put 👍 and 😄 and 🎉 all in the same bucket, for instance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: