Does github have a search within lists?

[mingyEx]

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Does github have a search within lists?
github has a feature that didn't exist a few years ago: Lists, and on the https://github.com/userName?tab=stars page you'll see a list of Lists, which I and many others use as a folder to categorize their own stars.

But when I need to search for code snippets in a list (like a function), I can't seem to limit the search to that list, which doesn't appear in the documentation
Is there some combination of search syntax that would accomplish this?
If not, are there plans to support it？
thanks

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[mr-kushan]

GitHub currently does not support searching within specific lists on the stars page directly through the GitHub website. You can use GitHub's advanced search syntax to search code, repositories, users, issues, and more, but it doesn't include a feature for limiting searches to specific lists of starred repositories​

[Celestinlucien]

I have a problem so i not connect please help me

[tmillr]

This is a needed feature. I can search my stars, so why can't I search a specific stars list?

[Imanrezai008]

Hi

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