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How do I view the issues list for a repository?

Last updated on Feb 23, 2026

Short Answer: Open the repository Issues page (URL: /services/codeperformance/review/orgid/repo/branch/issues) to see the top summary and the issues list with status and assignee columns.

PreRequisites

  1. Open the repository Issues page (URL shown above).

  2. Be signed in if your organization requires authentication.

Steps

  1. Open the repository Issues page (example path: /services/codeperformance/review/orgid/repo/branch/issues).
    You see the page header and breadcrumb (e.g., CodePerformance › FastAPI (main) › Issues).

  2. Review the top summary card showing "Total issues", "By status", and "By severity".
    Counts and status/severity badges are visible (for example: Open, In progress, Resolved, Closed, Rejected; High, Medium, Low).

  3. Scroll down to the issues list. Review each row for the issue title, file path tag, status badge, and assignee column.
    You may see entries like "SQL Injection in raw SQL query" with file tag (e.g., src/api/user.js), Status (Open), and Assignee (Alice).

  4. Use the pagination controls at the bottom (e.g., "Showing 1–25 of 232") to move between pages.
    The page updates to display the selected set of issues.

Troubleshooting

  1. The page shows "No issues found yet".

    Likely Cause: No issues exist in the repository, or active filters are hiding all results.

    Action: Clear filters (set "All severity", "All status", "All assignees", "All files") and run the search again. See screen_0.png.

  2. The top banner reads "Reviewing 7 of 25 files…" and some issues are missing.

    Likely Cause: The repository scan/review is still running, so results are partial.

    Action: Wait for the review process to finish (the banner will disappear), or refresh the page after a minute.

Note: The breadcrumb and "Last reviewed" timestamp help confirm which repository/branch you are viewing and how recent the issue data is.