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Currently, GitHub only allows viewing data for the past 14 days, and if you're looking to access data for up to one month, there isn't a built-in option to extend this timeframe directly through the GitHub interface. However, you can consider using GitHub's API to pull and store data periodically, allowing you to accumulate and analyze data over a longer period. Alternatively, some third-party tools and services can help you track and store GitHub data for extended periods. If extending this timeframe is critical for your workflow, you might also consider submitting a feature request to GitHub Support to see if they can offer any additional solutions or consider it in future upd…

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