Hey @kminehart I don't think there is a "Approved" flag in the Pull Request object. Maybe we could add a similar feature using the review state?

That seems to be what Github staff is suggesting:

A pull request is approved when there is one or more reviews with an APPROVED state. So you would use the reviews connection, filter by APPROVED, and check if the totalCount is greater than 0.

interesting. That shouldn't be too hard. But probably not easy enough to be a "good first issue" :P

I'll take a look this weekend.

I don't know guys, there are ways to configure how many approvals are required for merge, or if new commits needs a new approval for merge:

• https://docs.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository/enabling-required-reviews-for-pull-requests

In the Required approving reviews drop-down menu, select the number of approving reviews you'd like to require on the branch.

also:

Optionally, select Dismiss stale pull request approvals when new commits are pushed. This dismisses a pull request approval review when a code-modifying commit is pushed to the branch.

Approval count is a good info, though!

Good point 🤔 I agree we probably shouldn't make any assumptions and should just return counts, maybe a count for each of the possible approval states, since you'd possibly would query all of them anyway?