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anuraghazra
Total commit count with include_all_commits=true is no longer correct
Describe the bug My total commits (include_all_commits=true) is a much smaller number than my 2020 commits (include_all_commits=false).
Expected behavior
Total commits (2020) should be less than or equal to Total commits.
Screenshots / Live demo link
include_all_commits=true:
https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=macropower&include_all_commits=true
include_all_commits=false:
https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=macropower&include_all_commits=false
Additional context
This was working fine until about a week ago, with include_all_commits=true resulting in total commits over 1k.
Issue
My total commits (include_all_commits=true) is a smaller number than my commits as they were shown a few weeks ago.
I do not have a screenshot to provide evidence, so I will just say that I have a strong feeling that until a few weeks ago, the total commits were significantly higher. I remember this because of the comparison I could make between the commits presented in the badge and the contributions shown by GitHub.
Screenshots
Right now, total commits are 219 ( 
) and contributions on GitHub are 273 (
).
Additional context Right now, the difference between those two is small, but it used to be significantly larger (around 400 commits shown in the badge). I guess that the calculation method applied, calculates/used to calculate the local commits someone makes? My intuition says that local commits are/used to be calculated. I could not explain such a big difference otherwise.
Thank you, and I'm sorry that it's not possible to provide evidence, as I have not captured a screenshot.
Yep, I can confirm this, even my number of commits has decreased. @anuraghazra any idea what's up with this?
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Same here.
With include_all_commits=true
w/o it.
One more thing, I've never pushed as many commits as displayed this year so far. According to my github profile down below, my commits so far this year only 102.
Suppose the card is somehow counting commits since one year ago from now. Still if that were the case, shouldn't the number of commits at least match either the number with include_all_commits=true or the number with this year only?
It feels I'm lying about my commits, and I hate being a liar 😅.
Can someone tell me how commit counts work? Am I missing something?
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I stopped using this repo for my stats because of this. Sad that the maintainer doesn't seem to care anymore. It surely seems like it.
Yes. You can check out my profile; I'm using lots of various stats. It's all done through GH Actions. If you're interested in any particular one, let me know, and I'll give you a link to the original repo, or you can look it up yourself.
