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Create a [Workspace](/gitkraken-client/workspaces/) with the relevant integration. Once created, you will be able to filter and focus on WIPs for specific repositories, issues, and pull requests.
* ALL: Shows all pull requests, issues, and WIPs for the repositories in selected Workspace.
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* PRS: Shows all open pull requests for the repositories in selected Workspace.
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* PULL REQUESTS: Shows all open pull requests for the repositories in selected Workspace.
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* ISSUES: Shows all issues for the repositories in selected Workspace.
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* WIPS: Shows all uncommitted changes for the repositories in selected Workspace.
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* ALL: Shows all pull requests, issues, and WIPs for the repositories in selected Workspace.
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You can filter the Pull Requests and Issues by the following:
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* Filter PRs by `Mine`, `Created by Me`, `Assigned to Me`, or `Needs my review`.
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* Filter ISSUES by `Mine`, `Created by Me`, `Assigned to Me`, or `Mentioned`.
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Pull Requests and Issues can be pinned (and unpinned) by selecting the <iclass="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> icon to move them to the top of the list. Additionally, you have the option to Snooze PRs either indefinitely or for a specific duration by clicking the <iclass="fa-solid fa-snooze"></i> icon, which will relocate them to the 'Snoozed' section. To retrieve these PRs, simply visit the 'Snoozed' section and remove them from the snooze state."
The Launchpad can be viewed in Personal or Team mode. Personal mode displays only the items where you are involved (created by you, assigned to you or created by you), while Team mode shows all pull requests and issues for the repositories in your Workspace - giving you a high level view of your team's coding efforts. You can toggle between these views by selecting the corresponding icon in the top right corner of the Launchpad.
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Note that Personal mode allows to see all items where you are involved in the remote hosting service, without limiting to a selected Workspace (select None in the Workspace dropdown). But Team mode requires a Workspace to be selected.
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### Pull Requests
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From the Launchpad, you can take action quickly on items such as:
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Instead of hunting for these pieces of information separately, you can get a holistic view of what you’re working on.
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Pull Requests section has the following columns:
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* Last Updated
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* Status
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* Pull Request status. Shows status for "Open", “Draft” or “At Risk” pull requests
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* Pending Review or Changes Requested
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* Build status
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* PR title with link to open the pull request in the hosting provider
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* Lines added/removed
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* Code Suggestions
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* People
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* Repository and branch
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* Actions
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* Open Repository
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* Open Repository in browser
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* Open Code Suggestions
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* Review Pull Request
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* Close Pull Request
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#### Github Pull Requests
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If you are working with a GitHub.com Workspace, you may select a pull request to work with the <ahref="/working-with-repositories/pull-requests/#github-pull-request-view">GitHub pull request view</a>.
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### Issues
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You can switch the Issue Tracker provider from the Issues section. The Issue Tracker provider can be set up in the <kbd>Preferences > Integrations</kbd> tab.
The WIPs section displays all uncommitted changes for the repositories in the selected Workspace. You can quickly open the repository in a repository tab by clicking on <buttonclass="button button--success button--ui button--nolink">View Repo</button>.
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### ALL
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The ALL section displays all pull requests, issues, and WIPs for the repositories in the selected Workspace.
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### SNOOZED
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The SNOOZED section displays all snoozed pull requests and issues. You can unsnooze them by clicking on the <iclass="fa-solid fa-snooze"></i> icon.
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Workspaces are listed in the Repo Management Tab. To access the Repo Management tab, either click on the folder icon located at the top left or utilize the keyboard shortcut <kbd>Alt + O</kbd> (Windows/Linux) or <kbd>Cmd + O</kbd> (Mac).
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To create a Cloud Workspace, select <buttonclass="button button--success button--ui button--nolink">+ New Workspace</button>. Then, select "Cloud Workspace”, name your Workspace, selecting the hosting service, and then select repositories to add. Optionally, you can also provide an icon, description and select teams or individual users to share with.
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To create a Cloud Workspace, select <buttonclass="button button--ui button--nolink">+ New Workspace</button>.
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Actions can be performed on multiple repositories within the Workspace at once, making it easy to get a new member of your team onboarded quickly or keep repository information up-to-date. To perform an action on multiple repositories, select the check box next to the repository name and then select the desired action from the options at the top.
The following multi-repository actions can be performed:
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- Clone: clone all selected repositories. HTTPS will be used by default unless you have SSH configured in your [Integration settings](https://help.gitkraken.com/gitkraken-client/integrations/).
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- Clone: clone all selected repositories. HTTPS will be used by default unless you have SSH configured in your [Integration settings](https://help.gitkraken.com/gitkraken-client/integrations/). This option is only available if the repositories are not already cloned locally. If one or more repositories are already cloned, you have to select the repositories that are not cloned and then select the clone option.
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- Fetch: fetch all selected repositories.
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- Pull: pull all selected repositories. You can change the behavior of the pull button by selecting the dropdown and selecting the radio button next to the desired option.
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- Open in GitKraken Desktop or an external editor: open all selected repositories in GitKraken or in your [default editor](/start-here/preferences/#external-editor).
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You can see all open pull requests for all repositories in [Launchpad](https://help.gitkraken.com/gitkraken-client/gitkraken-launchpad/) within the selected Workspace. Information shown here includes the pull request title, pull request number, CI status, complexity, the name of the branch being merged, and number of comments.
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At risk pull requests are pull requests that have not been updated in more than 7 days. This is indicated by the <iclass="fa-solid fa-triangle-exclamation"></i> icon.
If you are working with a GitHub.com Workspace, you may select a pull request to work with the <ahref="/working-with-repositories/pull-requests/#github-pull-request-view">GitHub pull request view</a>.
On a Cloud Workspace, you will see a Team View section. This view shows all pull requests and issues for the repositories in your Workspace - giving you a high level view of your team's coding efforts.
Team Issues will show all GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues, Jira Cloud Issues, Jira Data Center, or Trello cards associated with the repo.
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With Team Issues it is easy to switch between Jira or Trello and back to either GitHub Issues or GitLab Issues. If you select Jira or Trello, you can also filter by project so that you only see issues that matter to you.
Local Workspaces allow you to create easily accessible groups of repositories, take actions across multiple repositories, view details about their state at a glance, and share them with your team.
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