Comment by daviding

11 years ago

With a quick experiment (nice site btw) I see that it only seems to look back 3 days or so for commit totals to a private repo. If you are looking for anon aggregate data, to prove at least some activity then I was expecting longer?

Edit: As a follow-up, how do I remove a github reference once it was set up? I couldn't find it in the update options :)

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daviding

ultimatedelman 11 years ago

We actually pull your most recent 30 actions, both public and private (if you connect a full account, public only obviously if you connect your public account), which is to say, we only hit the API for one page of activity data. All that means is that you've been particularly active :) There should be a timeframe there to give you context. The last 30 actions in the last three days indicates a lot more activity than the last 30 actions in the last 200 days, for instance.

As for removing GitHub, that's a good catch. We should provide a way for the user to _detach_ their accounts as well as indicate that they don't have said accounts.

Thanks for the feedback!