My contribution graph is not updating #164136
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyMy contribution graph is not updating even though I've been making commits. |
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If your contributions aren't appearing on your graph, it's almost always due to a mismatch between the email address in your local Git configuration and the email address associated with your GitHub account. Here are the two main conditions for a commit to appear on your graph: The email address used for the commit must be connected to your GitHub account. The commit must be made in a public repository (or a private repository with the setting to show private contributions enabled). How to Fix It: Check Your GitHub Email Settings: Go to your GitHub Settings. Navigate to Access > Emails. Make sure the email address you are using to make commits is listed and verified here. Check Your Local Git Configuration: Open your terminal or command line. Run the following command to see the email address your local machine is using for commits: git config user.email git config --global user.email "your-email@example.com" Commits made after you correct the email address will start appearing on your contribution graph. Past commits made with the wrong email will not be added retroactively unless you rewrite your repository's history, which is an advanced and potentially destructive operation. |
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Contribution graph not updating despite valid commits: Hi GitHub Support Team, I would like to report an issue with my GitHub contribution graph not updating, even though my commits are correctly visible in the repository commit history. For the past two days, specifically on 9th February 2026 and 10th February 2026, my contribution graph has not reflected my activity. However, the commits are clearly present under the repository’s Commits section. My usual workflow is as follows: I go to a repository Click Add file → Create new file Create a file with a proper extension (for example: LC 1 Two Sum.java) Add the code Commit the file directly via the GitHub UI With this same workflow, my contribution graph used to update correctly and consistently earlier. The graph would reflect the contribution shortly after the commit. This behavior has worked reliably in the past, but it has stopped working over the last two days. I have already verified that: My GitHub account email is correct and verified The commits are made to a public repository The commits are visible and accessible in the repository history I am attaching screenshots for reference that show: The commits present in the repository The missing contribution entries on my profile graph I kindly request your help in: Investigating why these recent contributions are not appearing on my graph Refreshing or rebuilding my contribution graph if required Ensuring that contributions continue to reflect properly as they did previously Kindly let me know if you need any additional details from my side. Thank you for your time and support. |
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If your contributions aren't appearing on your graph, it's almost always due to a mismatch between the email address in your local Git configuration and the email address associated with your GitHub account.
Here are the two main conditions for a commit to appear on your graph:
The email address used for the commit must be connected to your GitHub account.
The commit must be made in a public repository (or a private repository with the setting to show private contributions enabled).
How to Fix It:
Check Your GitHub Email Settings:
Go to your GitHub Settings.
Navigate to Access > Emails.
Make sure the email address you are using to make commits is listed and verified here.
Check Your Local…