Contributions not appearing on account #23068
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Hello there, I know this much but it’s not helping: Commits will appear on your contributions graph if they meet all of the following conditions: The email address used for the commits is associated with your GitHub account. Any help is appreciated. |
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Hi there! 👋 Welcome to the Community! As the repo you mention is private, I can’t check for sure, but usually when commits don’t show up it’s because the author email address in the Git metadata doesn’t match an email address linked to your account. Here’s how you can check what author email is being used by adding If it’s an email address that isn’t currently linked to your account, you can add it to your account to claim those contributions. The email address doesn’t have to work or be verified to claim contributions. If it’s a non-email address string, then you’ll need to rewrite the repo’s history: https://help.github.com/en/github/using-git/changing-author-info After making any sort of change, please allow 24 hours for the contribution graph to update! |
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Also i read all the documentation on that regards and i can see i have not gone against anything stated there i wonder why they are not visible |
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Hello Team, I have been making a lot of commit but this contributions don’t appear on my profile. Kindly help me out with this thanks. |
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just a quick check, your commits are not verified, you want to make sure it’s verified, I don’t know what is your setup for that |
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Hell Team, Thank your for your email. I have not been doing anything different from what I’m doing. How do I get my commits verified?? Because I using my PC and everything is as it use to be. Just contributions not coming up. |
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Hi
I face same issue but this got resolved when I use git desktop.
Although I’m a fan using the terminal but that was not reflecting my
contributions so I had resort to git desktop.
Hope this helps.
…On Tue, 20 Sept 2022 at 4:51 PM, Luis Ribó ***@***.***> wrote:
@yamiacat <https://github.com/yamiacat> Thanks for the information. I'm
currently trying to understand what's happening to my profile, because
since I anonymized my email and set up Github's auto-generated email for my
commits I haven't seen any contributions in my profile. I have tried to add
that email to my profile but it shows an error saying "The email already
exists", which is obvious because it's my own anonymized email here in
Github. Do you know what should I do to bring back my contributions while
mantaining my email private?
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I'm using GitHub Desktop without Git, the trick if you can't find any other solution is create a branch and make a pull request on GitHub, this way, the verification is set because you did that on GitHub itself |
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Hi there! 👋 Welcome to the Community!
As the repo you mention is private, I can’t check for sure, but usually when commits don’t show up it’s because the author email address in the Git metadata doesn’t match an email address linked to your account.
Here’s how you can check what author email is being used by adding
.patch
to the URL:https://help.github.com/en/github/setting-up-and-managing-your-github-profile/why-are-my-contributions-not-showing-up-on-my-profile#you-havent-added-your-local-git-commit-email-to-your-profile
If it’s an email address that isn’t currently linked to your account, you can add it to your account to claim those contributions. The email address doesn’t have to wor…