A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The actor who authored the comment.

Author's association with the subject of the comment.

Identifies the comment body.

The body rendered to HTML.

The body rendered to text.

Identifies the commit associated with the comment, if the commit exists.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Check if this comment was created via an email reply.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The actor who edited the comment.

The Node ID of the CommitComment object

Check if this comment was edited and includes an edit with the creation data

Returns whether or not a comment has been minimized.

The moment the editor made the last edit

Returns why the comment was minimized. One of abuse, off-topic,
outdated, resolved, duplicate and spam. Note that the case and
formatting of these values differs from the inputs to the MinimizeComment mutation.

Identifies the file path associated with the comment.

Identifies the line position associated with the comment.

Identifies when the comment was published at.

A list of reactions grouped by content left on the subject.

A list of Reactions left on the Issue.

The repository associated with this node.

The HTTP path permalink for this commit comment.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The HTTP URL permalink for this commit comment.

A list of edits to this content.

Check if the current viewer can delete this object.

Check if the current viewer can minimize this object.

Can user react to this subject

Check if the current viewer can update this object.

Reasons why the current viewer can not update this comment.

Did the viewer author this comment.

When paginating forwards, the cursor to continue.

When paginating forwards, are there more items?

When paginating backwards, are there more items?

When paginating backwards, the cursor to continue.