# Team PR exclusions

By default, Swarmia associates everyone's pull requests with all the Swarmia teams they belong to. You can create rules to exclude specific pull requests from the team.

[Swarmia pull request team settings](https://app.swarmia.com/settings/team/pull-requests)

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You can also manually exclude any individual pull request from your metrics, for example, if you spot an old pull request that won't be worked on and don't want to include it in the metrics.

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The pull request details pop-up shows if the pull request has been automatically excluded.

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