Show Milestone on each PR in the new Pull Requests list (Preview) UI

[arash-shabbeh]

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Product Feedback

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Summary

The redesigned Pull Requests list page (the "Preview" list view) no longer shows the Milestone for each pull request in the row. The previous list view surfaced the milestone inline, so you could scan which PRs belong to which release/milestone without opening each one.

Please bring the Milestone indicator back to the PR list rows in the new UI, or add an option to enable it.

Why it matters

• We use milestones to group PRs by release. Seeing the milestone per row is central to triage and release planning.
• Filtering by milestone still works, but the at-a-glance signal on each row is gone, so the overview is lost.
• It is now much slower to answer "which open PRs are in the next release" because you have to open PRs one by one or re-filter constantly.

Request

Restore the per-PR Milestone display (badge or column) in the new Pull Requests list UI, ideally on by default or as a toggle.

Thanks!

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[joaquinvaz]

Yes!! why was this removed??