This tool helps you clean up GitHub notifications from repositories that no longer exist ("phantom notifications"), which can clutter your notification feed.
The Node.js script comes from this GitHub Community discussion with minor modifications to console output.
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I've needed to do this several times to combat "ghost" notifications. These occur when a discussion is created and then deleted (e.g. for spam) before the notofication is read. You may see something like "1-0 of 4" at the bottom of the notifications page.
You can use the GitHub API client to show these notifications:
gh api notifications
To mark all notifications as read, send the API request below with curl. (Update the last_read date as needed.)
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| github.com: 1218651 | |
| gitlab.com: 12372 | |
| gitee.com: 8497 | |
| gopkg.in: 5746 | |
| go-micro.dev: 3494 | |
| github.com: 3209 | |
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