An Azure DevOps dashboard widget that displays a configurable, filtered list of pull requests. Each widget tile on a dashboard can be independently configured with its own filter settings. Available in Azure Devops marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ommhoa.pull-requests-filtered

Features

Cross-project — scope a tile to any subset of projects in the organisation, or leave blank for all projects
Filter by PR status (Active, Draft, Approved, Abandoned, Completed, …)
Linked work item type filter — enter a type name (e.g. "Task") to filter by link: optionally show only PRs not linked to that type, or only PRs that are linked; leave blank to skip this filter
Configurable max count (1–50 items per tile)
Multiple resizable tile sizes: 2×2, 2×3, 3×2, 3×3
Each tile is independently configured via Azure DevOps' built-in configuration panel

Project Structure

scripts/              TypeScript + React source
  Widget.tsx          Widget tile (IConfigurableWidget)
  WidgetConfig.tsx    Configuration panel (IWidgetConfiguration)
  Querying.ts         Azure DevOps REST layer
  Filtering.tsx       Filter logic & query criteria builder
  widget.html         Widget tile page
  widget-config.html  Configuration panel page
img/                  Extension icons
configs/
  dev.json            Dev build overrides (private, id suffix -dev)
  release.json        Release build overrides (public)
vss-extension.json    Extension manifest
webpack.config.js     Build configuration
CODEBASE.md           Detailed developer guide

Getting Started

Clone the repository
npm install
npm run build:dev — builds the extension and produces a .vsix file
Upload ommhoa.pull-requests-filtered-dev-*.vsix to the Visual Studio Marketplace
Share the extension with your Azure DevOps organization
Install it from Organization Settings → Extensions
Add the Pull Request Filtered List widget to any dashboard via Edit → Add a widget

npm scripts

Script	What it does
`npm run build`	Production webpack compile → `dist/` + package both `.vsix` files
`npm run build:dev`	Development compile + package both `.vsix` files
`npm run debug`	Webpack dev server at `https://localhost:3000`
`npm run clean`	Delete `dist/`