Three rules, in order of how often they bite: The commit email must be one of the verified emails on your account. Check with git log --format='%ae' -7. The commit must be on the default branch (or gh-pages). The repo must not be a fork. My guess is (1) — five of those commits were probably made on…
Jump to postI pushed 7 commits to a public repository yesterday. My contribution graph shows 2. The commits are on the default branch and the repo is not a fork.
What decides which commits count?
Three rules, in order of how often they bite:
The commit email must be one of the verified emails on your account. Check with git log --format='%ae' -7.
The commit must be on the default branch (or gh-pages).
The repo must not be a fork.
My guess is (1) — five of those commits were probably made on a machine with a work email configured.
Spot on — git log showed my old university address on five of them. Added it as a secondary email and the graph caught up within minutes.
