Github doesn't show latest commits - bug?

GitHub Help How to use Git and GitHub
#1

I want to see the latest commits on a branch. I’ve read that the way to do this in github.com is to use the "Compare and Pull Request"feature. But this isn’t working for me. If I go to GitHub - Duet3D/RepRapFirmware: OO C++ RepRap Firmware then I see this:

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This correctly shows that I have made recent commits. But if I then click on the “Compare and Pull Request” button then I see this:

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Those commits listed are ancient! I have made many tens of commits since then. Is this a bug? If not, what am I doing wrong?

#2

This is the image that the forum would not let me upload in my original post (how STUPID is that! I’ve had a Github account for many years!):

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#3

In compare view commits are listed oldest to newest, scroll to the bottom and you’ll see your Jan 23/24 stuff.

#4

Personally, I tend to switch branches and then click the :clock4: commits link at the right:

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To get to a commits view: