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Calculation of Total commit

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Describe the bug I am not sure if anything is wrong here or not. But previously I have a total commit of 1.1k, and now it decreases to 987. I think some problem is there as I haven’t deleted any repo. I have count_private and include_all_commits turned on.

Expected behavior According to my GitHub, I should have 1.2k commits, including private and public repos. They are showing my commits as follows:

2019 => 2 commit
2020 => 1009 commit
2021 => 246 commit

Screenshots / Live demo link (paste the github-readme-stats link as markdown image) I didn’t take any screenshot of github-readme-stats showing 1.1k commits, but you can check my current state here

Additional context You can check my total commit according to GitHub from here

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Created 2 years ago
Reactions:1
Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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prabormukherjeecommented, Sep 7, 2021

Hi @anuraghazra,

To count private infos you need to deploy readme-stats on your own vercel instance with your own Personal access token.

I have deployed it on my own vercel here. But still I didn’t see any changes. Also my commit went down from 993 to 936. Can you tell me how I can add all private commmits and PRs

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prabormukherjeecommented, Sep 29, 2021

This issue got solved after I added the repo permission with the PAT. Thanks