My GitHub contribution graph is counting only some of my commits.

[heyytsunami7]

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Hi everyone,

My GitHub contribution graph is counting only some of my commits.

Profile: https://github.com/heyytsunami7
Repository: https://github.com/heyytsunami7/Mern-Book-Store

On October 13, 2026, I made 2 commits, but the graph shows 1 contribution. On October 14, I made 5 commits, but the graph shows only 2 contributions.

I've verified that:

• My commit email is verified and matches the author email.
• The repository is standalone, not a fork.
• main is the default branch.
• All commits are pushed to main.
• The author and committer timestamps match.

The graph has updated partially, but 4 commits remain uncounted.

Could someone help me understand why these commits aren't all appearing in my contribution graph?

Thanks!

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[aqibmohd271]

I checked the public commit history of your repository. It contains the two October 13 commits (f109bf1c, d11124f4) and five October 14 commits (d1294be9, 0cb35689, 789b2336, 94d1600c, 6a44b721), all attributed to your GitHub account. The repository is not a fork, and main is its default branch. That supports the checks you already made.

GitHub says qualifying commits can take up to 24 hours to appear (official troubleshooting guide). The October 14 commits were still within that window when you posted; that alone does not explain an older commit remaining missing after the window has elapsed.

If the counts remain incomplete after 24 hours from pushing, report the individual missing commit URLs and a screenshot of the corresponding graph dates to GitHub Support. The public history confirms attribution, but does not reveal why the contribution index omitted particular commits. I would not rewrite or re-push those commits just to refresh the graph.

[heyytsunami7]

Thanks for checking the commits and explaining this! I made 3 commit today, and it showed up on my graph without any issues. I'll wait for the 24-hour window to pass for the older commits, and if they're still missing, I'll report the specific commit URLs and screenshots to GitHub Support. Appreciate your help!