GitHub - New PR trigger

The New PR trigger monitors a GitHub repository and triggers when a new pull request (PR) is created.

Input

Input field	Description
Organization	Select from the drop-down menu or enter the organization name. You can find the organization name in your GitHub URL. For example, https://github.com/organization/repo_name/.
Repository name	Enter the repository name you plan to monitor for new PRs.

Output

Output field	Description
ID	The ID of the new PR.
URL	The URL of the new PR. For example,https://api.github.com/repos/test-demo-check/demo-repository/issues/2.
HTML URL	The URL linking to the PR in HTML format.
Diff URL	The URL linking to the diff of the PR.
Patch URL	The URL linking to the patch associated with the PR.
Issue URL	The URL linking to the issue associated with the PR.
Commits URL	The URL linking to the commits associated with the PR.
Review comments	The review comments associated with the new PR.
Review comment URL	The URL linking to the PR's review comment.
Comments URL	The URL linking to the PR's comments. For example, https://api.github.com/repos/test-demo-check/demo-repository/issues/2/comments.
Statuses URL	The URL linking to the status associated with the PR.
Number	The number of the PR.
State	The state that the PR is in. For example, Open.
Title	The title of the PR.
Body	The contents of the body of the PR.
Assignee	Details about the user assigned to the PR.
Milestone	Information about any milestones associated with the PR.
Locked	Indicates if the PR is locked or not.
Created at	The date and time when the PR was created.
Updated at	The date and time when the PR was updated.
Closed at	The date and time when the PR was closed.
Merged at	The date and time when the PR was merged.
Head	Information about the head commit associated with the PR.
Base	Information about the base commit associated with the PR.
Links	Information about any links associated with the PR.
User	Information about the user associated with the PR.