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I'm curious about your decision for making the remote url of the repository a requirement for a git stats record.
When I read "...but locally, with all your git commits.", I imagined that the graph would be aggregating data across all of my commits (at least the repositories I have imported). Many of my repositories are just kept locally -- they are not connected to any remotes.
Is git-stats intended to only aggregate public contributions?
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I'm curious about your decision for making the remote url of the repository a requirement for a git stats record.
When I read "...but locally, with all your git commits.", I imagined that the graph would be aggregating data across all of my commits (at least the repositories I have imported). Many of my repositories are just kept locally -- they are not connected to any remotes.
Is git-stats intended to only aggregate public contributions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: