I found the report at admin/content/moderated to be unusable without any filters on it, so I configured a view to override that page.

View for moderated content

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#2 views.view_.moderated_content.yml33.87 KBhawkeye.twolf
views.view_.moderated_content.yml23.48 KBJody Lynn
Screen Shot 2018-05-11 at 4.39.02 PM.png75.92 KBJody Lynn
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hawkeye.twolf
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CreditAttribution: hawkeye.twolf at Kalamuna commented
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Thanks, Jody! Very helpful. I added two pieces that others might find useful:

  1. Made the node title link to the "latest revision" page rather than the direct revision page; the latter doesn't show the node view/edit tabs, which I find annoying.
  2. Added a link to the field diffs (diff module must be enabled... you'll probably get errors if it's not).

In my export you'll also notice I have the exposed "moderation state" filter grouped; that's 'cause I needed to set up multiple workflows (due to the issue I outlined in a blog post)

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mfernea CreditAttribution: mfernea at AmeXio commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

I ran into the same issue, but I discovered that content_moderation module now contains such a view at:
core/modules/content_moderation/config/optional/views.view.moderated_content.yml
This view can be adjusted if needed.

I would close this, but feel free to open it again if you consider.

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Great solution for a better content revision tab! the one from core seems to have bugs, it show no records at all.
Thanks for that custom view Jody, worked like a charm.

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cdykstra CreditAttribution: cdykstra commented

We were using a content moderation view that kept timing out, this worked great. Thanks!