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What happened
Noticed some weird data in the commits table, some commits have random huge numbers for additions/deletions, for example, 182511 lines added, but in reality commit has only 7 lines added, moreover, if I fetch commit data from GitHub rest API it also shows correct data - 7 lines added.
such incorrect data screws up the PR size metric
re-collect data in full refresh mode doesn't help.
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What do you expect to happen
Expect additions/deletions to be correct
How to reproduce
- create a new project
- add a new GitHub data scope for repository (should have some commits)
- add new data scope from 2. to project from 1. with sync time to be later than first commits in the repo
- trigger data collection
- observe that in commits table additions entry for the oldest collected commit are incorrect, seems like they include total amount of LOC in the repo.
Anything else
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Version
1.0.0-beta5
Are you willing to submit PR?
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Search before asking
What happened
Noticed some weird data in the commits table, some commits have random huge numbers for additions/deletions, for example, 182511 lines added, but in reality commit has only 7 lines added, moreover, if I fetch commit data from GitHub rest API it also shows correct data - 7 lines added.
such incorrect data screws up the PR size metric
re-collect data in full refresh mode doesn't help.
Slack thread
What do you expect to happen
Expect additions/deletions to be correct
How to reproduce
Anything else
No response
Version
1.0.0-beta5
Are you willing to submit PR?
Code of Conduct