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GitHub REST API: Reactions
Documents creating and managing reactions on comments, issues, pull requests, and discussions, allowed reaction content values, listing reactions, filtering by content, pagination, and permission behavior.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reactions | Choose reactions when lightweight feedback can safely remain attached to an existing item and does not require a written reply. | Each reaction attaches to one named source item and does not create a separate conversation by itself. | GitHub documents creating and managing reactions on comments, issues, pull requests, and discussions with allowed reaction content values. |
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- Reactions vs comments vs mentions vs activity feed
GitHub documents reaction creation and management on comments, issues, pull requests, and discussions with constrained reaction content.
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