I like the concept but like not having my laptop on my vacations more.
177 Days of GitHub
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#22Do commits to private repos count towards the streak?
They do for your own view, but the public will see a different number for your streak. My projects are all open-sourced so I did not have this issue.
Thanks, you've inspired me to give this a try and the inclusion of private repos will really help.
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#23This has little to do with GitHub itself - I'm surprised the term open-source is only mentioned once.
yeah. but I'm more suprised nobody noticed the 1337.
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#24If you ARE going to make pretty patterns on your Github contributions graph, make sure you view them with my "Conway's Game Of Life in Github Contributions Page" Chrome Plugin: https://github.com/mk270/life-contributions
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#25162 days here! Was about to write a blog post about it - but I still need to finish the vaporware blog engine I've been working on for the last five years :)
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#26162 days here! Was about to write a blog post about it - but I still need to finish the vaporware blog engine I've been working on for the last five years :)
Keep going and report back! :)
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#27I tried the same thing a few months ago (this lasted 58 days), but some days you just don’t want to work. A few notes: - it’s the time of the commit which is important, not the push. So you can contribute on your projects locally if you don’t have Internet access (e.g. on vacations), and then push at the end of the week. It’ll be the same as having pushed everyday during one week (this works with personal projects, b…
I'm glad someone can relate to that feeling of not wanting to work. The master branch thing was annoying as well especially if you work regularly on separate branches in larger projects.
Yes, exactly this. Every time I think I could work on my side branch it feels like this is not really "worth" it. Sucks.
Actually, it is not the master branch. It is the default branch. I have a repo with a gh-pages branch, this works as well.
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#28http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=ryanseys
A song of GitHub for this user is quite interesting ;)
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#29I've been doing the commit every day thing for a while. Not quite as long as the author, but it's still something.
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#30I'm currently on day 252 of a streak: https://github.com/waywardmonkeys/ Most days are pretty easy. Being that I maintain a large project (Open Dylan), there is almost always a simple bug to fix, documentation to improve, typos to correct, bugs to file, pull requests to merge from others. It has been great for keeping things moving and making sure that every day, I make at least a little bit of progress. Every day, a…
I find your streak particularly impressive, since it is all public contributions. The authors streak (as well as any, much shorter, streak that I have made) has always relied much more heavily on private repos for personal projects.
I appreciate your contributions much more!