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Or how to only show my own commits in all repos ? |
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If I understand your question correctly, you want the Top Languages Card to show data only for the repositories you created, not for forked. I think that's how it works right now. I tested my guess in the following way: using the exclude option, I excluded out several of my forked repositories and checked if the data on the card has changed. Everything remains unchanged. |
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UPD: i checked code of top languages card data fetcher, it fetches data only about owned repositories. Check it: |
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If I understand the @yhm-amber correctly, it is not just about his repositories, but about his commits in his repositories. |
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About the second question of @yhm-amber, currently total commits count shown in stats card consists of user total commits in public repositories and user restricted contributions count if you set See: https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats/blob/master/src/fetchers/stats-fetcher.js As far as I know, it is technically impossible to divide user restricted contributions into categories. It means that you can don't use |
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@qwerty541 and @pchchv thanks for answering this discussion! This project is nothing without people like you 💙. To add to your answers; Due to limitations in the GraphQL API, we currently fetch the language stats on a repository and not commit basis (see #1801 for more information). As a result also commits of other people in your repositories are included in your language card. I created a feature request at https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/18230 to improve this behaviour. It will be somewhat improved when the GitHub action is released (see #2179). |
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@yhm-amber Please mark this discussion as answered if you don't need help anymore. |
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If I understand your question correctly, you want the Top Languages Card to show data only for the repositories you created, not for forked. I think that's how it works right now. I tested my guess in the following way: using the exclude option, I excluded out several of my forked repositories and checked if the data on the card has changed. Everything remains unchanged.