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The contribution heatmap does not reflect previous days commits, only adds a mark for the day the commit was pushed.
Example: I make various commits to my local repository over four days and on the fifth day I push to my Gitea instance. The contribution heatmap only adds a single tick for the day that I pushed the local commits to the remote, but does not show any ticks for the four previous days of local work despite commits being made on the local machine.
I would expect that Gitea would create a tick for every contribution made to a repository, regardless of when these changes are pushed. This issue really shows when pushing a repository that is new to a Gitea instance, but has been worked on (or cloned from another repository) for any length of time prior to pushing.
I apologize if this issue has been brought up before, I did a quick search and was unable to find anything.
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The contribution heatmap does not reflect previous days commits, only adds a mark for the day the commit was pushed.
Example: I make various commits to my local repository over four days and on the fifth day I push to my Gitea instance. The contribution heatmap only adds a single tick for the day that I pushed the local commits to the remote, but does not show any ticks for the four previous days of local work despite commits being made on the local machine.
I would expect that Gitea would create a tick for every contribution made to a repository, regardless of when these changes are pushed. This issue really shows when pushing a repository that is new to a Gitea instance, but has been worked on (or cloned from another repository) for any length of time prior to pushing.
I apologize if this issue has been brought up before, I did a quick search and was unable to find anything.
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