Contribution Graph Not Coloring Based on My Commit Activity

[kika1s1]

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Hello GitHub Support Team,
I’m experiencing an issue where my commits aren’t appearing on my GitHub contribution graph. Here are the details:
Username: kika1s1
Issue: My recent commits are not being reflected in the contribution graph, even though they appear in the repository’s commit history.

[davevad93]

Hi @kika1s1 ,

Contribution issues in the activity graph are usually due to the following reasons:

1. The email isn't configured properly in git config.
2. The commit has been pushed to a non-default branch (a secondary branch).
3. The Include private contributions in my profile option is unchecked in the Settings.

I've checked your contribution graph and your latest contributions listed are from the A2SV repository and everything looks fine, so I assume your problem is with private repos contributions in which case you need to go to Settings as stated above in point 3, also make sure to check these options in the contribution settings in your profile overview:

For more info, check the docs:

• Why are my contributions not showing up on my profile?

[khasanboyurmonovdev]

@davevad93 brother. So as i said i changed my authorname from sarvarbekovich to khasanboyurmonovdev username using git config command so my github now is showing on commits section khasanboyurmonovdev committed one contribution an hour ago and it also showing on contribution graph that . All my previous commits are being shown as sarvarbekovich committed 4days ago, 5days ago etc. What should i now?

I am sending picture of it for you to see too. Should wait again as you said or do something again too
Thank you for your help in advance again

[khasanboyurmonovdev]

Do all those commits will appear too on my graph? I was trying to prepare for job hunting these days if this graph wont show all my work i will be pretty in difficult situation🥺

[davevad93]

I see, @khasanboyurmonovdev, commits with a "blank" user usually happen when there's a mismatch with the SSH Key or the user.email, I checked your commit history and the latter it's the culprit:

feat: back dating challenge

previous commits:

As you can see, there's a typo missing in the email from the second screenshot, to avoid this kind of problems, I suggest you to use a no-reply email address provided by GitHub and add it in your git config, that's better also for privacy.

About your old contributions being counted, I do know that this kind of issues happened to other people in the past, personally it never happened to me, but I think the only way to fix everything is to do a rebase, although you can mess up your commit history even more so be careful.

Check out this post maybe it can help you with that.

[khasanboyurmonovdev]

@davevad93 . Thank you so much for your help

[davevad93]

You're welcome @khasanboyurmonovdev , hope you get it sorted out! 👍

[khasanboyurmonovdev]

Brother i still cant change anything tried to rebase and git filter branch commands too but still same problem.

Its actually showing my username was sarvarbekovich and that typo mistake of my email. Could you help in anyway to solve this?

[khasanboyurmonovdev]

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