Open magick93 opened 4 years ago
HI @magick93 ,
This is by design. We do not take private repos to avoid taking something we should not. We ask our users to run our app (sourcerer-app) on their repos locally. This way we don't ever get to see source code, and it's only stats that's uploaded.
Hi @sergey48k
Thanks for the quick reply.
I also tried to run it locally, and didnt see any of my repos added.
I ran sourcerer add -a -r .
in my directory that contains all my locally checked out git repos.
It chugged away, looked like it was doing stuff - but ultimately I never so those repos added.
Could you verify that email addresses that you use in your commits are known to sourcerer?
https://sourcerer.io/settings#emails
We recognize commits by emails. It's often the case when people use multiple email addresses in one git repo, or different email addresses from what is known to GitHub/GitLab.
Yes, I've verified my email addresses.
On Mon, 16 Mar 2020 at 15:58, Sergey Surkov notifications@github.com wrote:
Could you verify that email addresses that you use in your commits are known to sourcerer?
https://sourcerer.io/settings#emails
We recognize commits by emails. It's often the case when people use multiple email addresses in one git repo, or different email addresses from what is known to GitHub/GitLab.
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Well, then we need to dig into it. What is your sourcerer username?
Thanks @sergey48k
My username is hughestech
I have most of my work on Gitlab, as private repos.
I've tried several times to add them - and it doesnt seem like any ever get added.