Filter Issues without an assigned Project

[ivosabev]

Currently there is no way to show Issues that are not assigned to any project.

For example, there is such button for Labels and Milestones.

Would appreciate if added soon. Thanks!

[ivosabev]

I figured you can write no:project in the search bar, but the need for a Button remains.

[bmacGTPM]

Agreed, this would be very useful.

Related: after searching for issues that aren't assigned to a project, it would useful to be able to select multiple issues and assign them to a project, in the same way you can select multiple issues and assign them to a person.

[sorenbs]

Thank you @ivosabev!

For anybody else wondering - it is documented here: https://help.github.com/en/articles/searching-issues-and-pull-requests#search-by-missing-metadata

[erikbethke]

This would have such a high ROI, please!

[erikbethke]

For anyone else, I found this so useful that I turned this into a bookmark bar item

[gotta-be-dc]

Currently there is no way to show Issues that are not assigned to any project.

For example, there is such button for Labels and Milestones.

Would appreciate if added soon. Thanks!

I think I come by here once a month to check on the status of this feature request and to remind myself if its no:project or project:none

We just started picking up on development and yes this would be AMAZING!! Let us know if there is anything we can do to help develop this.

[Levi-Lesches]

A button that essentially does this?

I figured you can write no:project in the search bar, but the need for a Button remains.

[captn3m0]

This might make a good addition to https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github/.

[chase-moskal]

i rely on no:project regularly, to organize all issues into projects

as of today, no:project stopped working! aacckk!

this is frustrating, it's become very tedious to manually search through each individual open issue to manually determine which ones need to be added to a new project... ...laaame!

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edit: okay, i've found a bug in github.

• if an issue has ever been in a project, after you "remove from project", the issue will NOT appear in a no:project search