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Tip: GitHub Created Date Filtering

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If you ever find youself wondering:

What PRs did I open in the month of August this year?

You can use the created: filter within the PR search view (note this isn't limited to only PRs, I think it should work in any filter search across GitHub!)

created:YYYY-MM-DD..YYYY-MM-DD

So for example:

author:hamlim created:2025-09-01..2025-09-30

Should show the PRs/Issues that I created in the month of September 2025!

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