Why is the total number of commits smaller? #3893
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When I get it using the link below: <img align="center" width="400" src="https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=Xiaokang2022&theme=transparent&show_icons=true&hide_border=true&show=reviews&hide_title=true&hide=contribs" /> Here's what it looks like: But when I add Is this number of commits correct? Why is the total number of commits smaller??? |
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ilianoKokoro
Mar 24, 2025
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Hello, @Xiaokang2022 . The reason the number of commit displayed is smaller than the actual one is that only public activity is counted for technical reasons. The app cannot access your private information without an GitHub token. Displaying private contributions require deploying you own Vercel instance with your own GitHub API token. |
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Hello, @Xiaokang2022 . The reason the number of commit displayed is smaller than the actual one is that only public activity is counted for technical reasons. The app cannot access your private information without an GitHub token. Displaying private contributions require deploying you own Vercel instance with your own GitHub API token.