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# GitHub - Issues
The **GitHub Issues Widget** in UniDeck enables you to monitor and manage issues from your GitHub repositories directly on your dashboard, helping you stay organized and up-to-date with your projects.
### Widget Sizes
To accommodate different user preferences and dashboard layouts, the GitHub Issues Widget is available in the following sizes:
* **Medium**: Provides a balanced view, displaying a list of recent issues with essential details.
* **Large**: Offers an extensive overview, showcasing more issues with additional information for in-depth monitoring.
### Functionality
Designed to integrate seamlessly with your GitHub account, the GitHub Issues Widget allows you to:
* **Monitor Issues**: View and track the status of issues across selected repositories.
* **Stay Informed**: Receive real-time updates on issue activities, ensuring timely responses and resolutions.
### Configuration and Context Menu
The GitHub Issues Widget offers customizable settings to tailor its functionality to your needs:
* **Configuration**:
* **Accessing Configuration**: Click the "Configure" button located in the top right corner of the widget to open the configuration modal.
* **Filtering Options**: Customize the issues displayed by applying filters:
* **Filter By**:
* **Assigned**: Issues assigned to you.
* **Created**: Issues you have created.
* **Mentioned**: Issues where you are mentioned.
* **Subscribed**: Issues you are subscribed to.
* **Repos**: Issues across selected repositories.
* **All**: All issues.
* **State**:
* **Open**: Currently open issues.
* **Closed**: Issues that have been closed.
* **All**: Both open and closed issues.
* **Sort By**:
* **Created**: Sort by creation date.
* **Updated**: Sort by last update.
* **Comments**: Sort by the number of comments.
* **Direction**:
* **Ascending**: Sort in ascending order.
* **Descending**: Sort in descending order.
* **Context Menu**:
* **Adjust Size**: Right-clicking on the widget opens a context menu where you can switch between Medium and Large sizes to fit your dashboard layout.
* **Configure Widget**: Access the configuration modal to update user/organization, repository selections, and apply filters as needed.
By incorporating the GitHub Issues Widget into your UniDeck dashboard, you can efficiently manage your project issues, ensuring that all tasks are promptly addressed and your projects remain on track.
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