Show repositories committed to, not just repositories in account

[tedivm]

The bulk of my commits are in repositories that are in an organization, which really skews the results.

[kernc]

Contributes to ...

https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=type:pr+user:username

[maglnet]

The link by @kernc only recognizes own repositories not those by others. I think this would be the correct search query:

https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=type:pr+is:merged+author:username

[zwass]

This seems super important to me, especially given that a user's most meaningful contributions are likely to be to a widely used open source project, rather than a pet project in a personal repo.

[michaelachrisco]

Agreed. I am thinking Popular Repositories can become Popular Personal Repositories and a new field can be added called Popular Open Source Repositories more neat the top.

[rolinh]

@kernc @maglnet This would not be sufficient. You can be part of an organization with the commit bit for the organization's repositories.

[tedivm]

This project hasn't had in a commit in 18 months- if you guys want to see changes you're probably going to need to fork it and make them yourself.

[u2]

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Yes, it's a very important feature, even more than the owned repos. Is there someone that would like to contribute for this?

[u2]

I have added contributions section, but this is imperfect. You can see it http://resume.github.io/?u2 .

[greenlaw110]

The contributions section doesn't report my heavy commits in some organizations:

It reports:

While my real commits are here:

and here: