Last updated
July 2nd, 2026

GitHub Pull Requests

Pull requests are where code review and collaboration happen. WorkSights captures PR activity so leaders can see when changes are proposed, reviewed, and merged.

For connection steps, see GitHub Setup.

What WorkSights Receives

WorkSights captures PR opened, closed, merged, and edited events, along with review activity. Activity titles follow the pattern GitHub PR opened: Fix login redirect on acme/webapp #142.

All events on the same PR share a single activity object, so the timeline groups them rather than scattering entries.

When new commits are pushed to an open PR, no separate activity is created. Instead, the matching commit activity's title is promoted to ...and Sync, keeping the timeline free of duplicate noise.

Diff data, changed lines, and repository content are never received.

Troubleshooting

PR activity is not appearing

Confirm the user's GitHub username is mapped in the Users tab. Confirm the repository is included in the App's installation grant. PR activity from before the integration was installed will not appear.

Pushing to a PR doesn't create an activity

This is expected. New commits on an open PR update the matching commit activity's title rather than creating a separate entry.

Related Guides

GitHub Overview

GitHub Setup

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