glab(1)

✨ glab mr list — the manual page, but make it group chat ✨

okay so bestie, this is the manual for glab(1) — specifically the glab-mr-list command — and it's literally the glow-up you need to see all your merge requests without losing your mind. no cap, it's giving "organized queen" energy. let's get into it 💅

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🌸 NAME 🌸

glab-mr-list — List merge requests. that's it, that's the vibe. you're listing MRs and you're gonna slay at it ✨

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

glab mr list [flags]

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

okay so by default this bad boy shows you the open merge requests. that's the main character behavior.

want the whole story? use --all to include closed and merged requests too. and if you're trying to peek at a group instead of the current project, use --group — it's that simple, periodt. 🫶

👑 OPTIONS 👑

• -A, --all[=false] — Get all merge requests. the whole collection, the full archive, every era. iconic.
• -a, --assignee=[] — Get only merge requests assigned to users. multiple users can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag. ngl this is so handy when you're stalking your own queue 💀
• --author="" — Filter merge request by author. you know, the person who made it.
• -c, --closed[=false] — Get only closed merge requests. the ones that said "we're done here" 💅
• --created-after= — Filter merge requests created after a certain date (ISO 8601 format). gotta be precise with the timestamps bestie ⭐
• --created-before= — Filter merge requests created before a certain date (ISO 8601 format). ISO 8601 or it didn't happen 🎀
• --deployed-after= — Filter merge requests deployed after a certain date (ISO 8601 format). yes, deployment tracking, we love to see it 🔥
• --deployed-before= — Filter merge requests deployed before a certain date (ISO 8601 format). same energy, opposite direction 💜
• -d, --draft[=false] — Filter by draft merge requests. the WIP squad, the "don't look at me yet" crew 🙈
• --environment="" — Filter merge requests deployed to the given environment. tell it where and it shall find 🌈
• -g, --group="" — Select a group/subgroup. this option is ignored if a repo argument is set. important caveat, don't forget it 🧚
• --jq="" — Filter JSON output with a jq expression. for the data girlies who want exactly what they want 💅
• -l, --label=[] — Filter merge request by label. multiple labels can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag. label queens rise 🎀
• -M, --merged[=false] — Get only merged merge requests. the success stories, the "we did that" moments ✨
• -m, --milestone="" — Filter merge request by milestone. goals, literally 🌸
• --not-draft[=false] — Filter by non-draft merge requests. ready for review, no notes 🫶
• --not-label=[] — Filter merge requests by not having label. multiple labels can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag. exclusion filter, we stan a selective icon 💅
• -o, --order="" — Order merge requests by. order options: created_at, updated_at, merged_at, title, priority, label_priority, milestone_due, and popularity. so many choices, all valid 👑
• -F, --output="text" — Format output as: text, json. pick your aesthetic 🌈
• -p, --page=1 — Page number. for when the list is long and you're feeling thorough ⭐
• -P, --per-page=30 — Number of items to list per page. thirty by default, adjust as needed 🎀
• -R, --repo="" — Select another repository. you can use either OWNER/REPO or GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO. the full URL or Git URL is also accepted. flexible queen behavior 💖
• -r, --reviewer=[] — Get only merge requests with users as reviewer. multiple users can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag. know who's on the case 🔥
• --search="" — Filter by in title and description. type a word, find a match, move on 💅
• -S, --sort="" — Sort direction for --order field: asc or desc. up or down, choose your adventure 🦋
• -s, --source-branch="" — Filter by source branch. where it's coming from 🌸
• -t, --target-branch="" — Filter by target branch. where it's going 💜

🎀 OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS 🎀

• -h, --help[=false] — Show help for this command. when in doubt, ask for help, bestie 🫶

🔥 EXAMPLE 🔥

okay these examples are literally the blueprint, copy them into your terminal and go off:

glab mr list --all
glab mr ls -a
glab mr list --assignee=@me
glab mr list --reviewer=@me
glab mr list --source-branch=new-feature
glab mr list --target-branch=main
glab mr list --search "this adds feature X"
glab mr list --label needs-review
glab mr list --not-label waiting-maintainer-feedback,subsystem-x
glab mr list -M --per-page 10
glab mr list --draft
glab mr list --not-draft

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

glab-mr(1) — go check that one out too, iykyk 💅

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pinky promise this is all the tea: auto generated by spf13/cobra, dated Nov 2026, and this whole page is glab(1) energy. stay iconic, bestie 💖✨🎀