Need Top Languages card to include stats for private repos
See original GitHub issueRight Now, a lot of my repositories are private and indulged in languages that are different from those which are public. I would like if the Top Languages card would show those languages too. It’s especially annoying when you are working on private repositories and they aren’t acknowledged in profile readme.
One solution for that would be via query params like we have in GitHub Stats card where stats from private repositories are also included via a param called &count-private=true
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You can deploy your own instance: https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats#deploy-on-your-own-vercel-instance When creating an Access Token, give it “repo”
and “workflow”permission, this will allow your own instance to read your private repos.Updated 2021-01-30: It only needs “repo” permission. “workflow” is unnecessary.
@Keelan-Matthews follow the “Guide on setting up Vercel”, step 6, you need to edit
vercel.json
in your own fork, change themaxDuration
field to10
, or you need to pay for the Vercel plan.