GitHub Projects and Issues: Multi-select fields now in public preview
GitHub has introduced multi-select fields for Projects and Issues, allowing a single field to store multiple values. This enhancement enables users to tag items with multiple categories, teams, or modules, offering more flexibility than single-select options. The feature is currently in public preview and can be tested by creating or editing a field and selecting the multi-select type. Users can then set multiple values and filter by them within project views.
- →Multi-select fields for GitHub Projects and Issues now in public preview
- →Filter by multi-select values in project views
- →How to try the new multi-select fields
Features (1) ›
- Multi-select fields for GitHub Projects and Issues now in public preview
Users can now create multi-select fields for Projects and Issue fields, allowing a single field to hold more than one value. This enables tagging items with multiple relevant categories, such as teams or modules, instead of being limited to a single selection.
Enhancements (1) ›
- Filter by multi-select values in project views
Once a multi-select field is configured, users can set multiple values and subsequently filter their project views based on these selections, providing more granular data organization.
Notes (1) ›
- How to try the new multi-select fields
To enable this functionality, users need to create or edit a field and choose the multi-select type. Feedback on this preview feature can be shared through the GitHub Community.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-07-23-multi-select-fields-for-projects-and-issues-in-public-preview
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