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There are 2 metrics that stand out as extremely off:
1.) Commit count (not sure why)
2.) Pull requests opened/reviewed (likely because I'm no longer part of the org that work was done at)
So I understand the PRs, but I am a bit confused where the commit count number is coming from.
I should note my token has the following scopes: gist, read:org, read:project, read:user, repo, user:email
Any info would be appreciated.
I'm using this tool for the first time and getting some inaccurate results. I couldn't find a good answer elsewhere, so I decided to ask here.
The workflow file I am using is as follows:
Workflow File
```yaml name: Metrics on: # Schedule daily updates schedule: [{cron: "0 0 * * *"}] # (optional) Run workflow manually workflow_dispatch: # (optional) Run workflow when pushing on master/main push: {branches: ["master", "main"]} jobs: github-metrics: runs-on: ubuntu-latest environment: name: production permissions: contents: write steps: - uses: lowlighter/metrics@latest with: token: ${{ secrets.METRICS_TOKEN }} user: ooojustin template: classic base: header, activity, community, repositories, metadata config_timezone: America/New_York ```
Somehow, I end up with the following result:
There are 2 metrics that stand out as extremely off: 1.) Commit count (not sure why) 2.) Pull requests opened/reviewed (likely because I'm no longer part of the org that work was done at)
So I understand the PRs, but I am a bit confused where the commit count number is coming from. I should note my token has the following scopes:
gist, read:org, read:project, read:user, repo, user:email
Any info would be appreciated.Originally posted by @ooojustin in https://github.com/lowlighter/metrics/discussions/1628