How can I see all the projects I'm watching on github?
Solution 1
- Make sure you're logged in and go to https://github.com/watching
- Profit! ;-)
More information about this and related features can be in the official announcement
Solution 2
As commented by @xinthose, things have changed in 2020, including the fact we now have starred repos (which is often what you really want) and also different levels of watching.
For watched repos do the following (or enter URL https://github.com/watching
as @nulltoken suggests). You will then wee your Watched repositories grouped by type of watch.
- Click on the bell in the upper right
- Select the Manage notifications in the lower left and then Watched repositories
For Starred repositories, click your avatar in the upper right and then select Your stars.
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Updated on September 15, 2022Comments
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Aaron over 1 year
Is there a way to see a list of all projects I'm watching and maybe unwatch some in bulk?
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informatik01 over 8 yearsAs an addition, here is the official answer by GitHub: Listing watched repositories
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Justin over 10 yearsThanks.. This is one of the most unintuitive places for watched repos.
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xinthose about 4 yearsin 2020, you click the top right bell, then on the left
Manage notifications
thenWatched Repositories
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s.k over 3 yearsHow to see partially watched repos', i..e with lower ranked notifications (as there are now several options to be notified on watching subscription)?