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Showing number of commits from last 1 year instead of the current year
Describe the bug
The card is showing the number of commits from the last 1 year. Like: Total Commits (2021): 1.5k
. As it's saying 2021 in the bracket, then shouldn't it either show the commits (620) from the year 2021 or show Last 1 year
instead of 2021
?
Expected behavior
It should show the commit from the current year or change Total Commits (2021)
to Total Commits (Last 1 year)
.
Screenshots / Live demo link (paste the github-readme-stats link as markdown image)
Yes, the expected behavior is to show the contributions from last year and I support your opinion that this is misleading https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats/pull/211#issue-457030914
As pointed out in #1815 the current behaviour is misleading and should be fixed. As pointed out by @hashfx the card should have an option to choose between year-wise
, current year
or total
. Further, the active mode should be displayed on the card. I am currently very short on time, so I can not implement this myself but feel free to create a PR for this feature to review. I added the label since I think this is an important bug that should be fixed.
Hi is this sovled?
hey there, I want to work on this. @rickstaa Can you please assist me
@adi-uchiha This is still an issue. It would be great if this behaviour is improved. 💪🏻 I assigned you to this issue since I already assigned @asifurrahaman754 to several issues. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
@adi-uchiha, while checking #2107, I noticed that #1053 and #764 are related and that #1053 should best be solved in #2107 since this PR adds a lot of new code. Merging #1053 will therefore solve this issue. Sorry for the confusion.
This issue is solved when #2107 is merged.
Related to #764.
is this issue solved ? If not can you assest me I am quite interested on working this issue
is this issue solved ? If not can you assest me I am quite interested on working this issue
Hey, @alihamza1221! Thanks for your interest to the our project and considering contributions. Looks like we already have pull request https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats/pull/2107 which will resolve this issue. Feel free to choose another issue that you are interested to work on.