Please help me figure out why my commits are not listed in the activity profile calendar.

[razra6kostya]

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I am writing to you because I have encountered a problem with my GitHub activity. My commits do not show up in the activity calendar on my profile page, even though they are successfully uploaded to the repository and visible there.

I have checked the following:

1. The email address I use for commits matches the email address associated with my GitHub account.
2. The repository I am pushing to is not private.
3. The commits are made to the main branch of the repository (master).
4. The repository is not a fork.
5. The problem has been happening for a long time, not just with recent commits.

strange numbers in the address!

I tried disabling it. Made a test commit, but nothing changed in the activity calendar.

I also tried to turn this on and it also didn't work for me

[arslanalia]

GitHub only records a commit on the graph when:

The author email in the commit is verified on your account.
In git log you use two addresses:

[email protected]

[email protected]
Anything signed with an un‑verified email is ignored.

Commit is on the repo’s default branch (master → OK).

Repo isn’t a fork (yours isn’t).

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Pick ONE verified address for new commits
git config --global user.name "Razrab Kostya"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
Then add both emails under Settings → Emails → click the verification links.

Push a fresh commit, wait a few minutes, refresh your profile.
Old commits with newly‑verified emails will back‑fill automatically within a day.

[hazemdraosha111]

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[arslanalia]

now commits are observed, but old ones did not appear in the calendar

if you are still having this issue

Find the exact email used in the old commits

Open one of the missing commits in your browser

Add .patch to the end of the URL (e.g. .../commit/sha.patch)

Look at the first line:

From: Your Name [email protected]
Verify that email on your GitHub account

Go to Settings → Emails

Add the email you saw in the patch file

Click the verification link GitHub sends you

Wait up to 24 hours

GitHub will automatically backfill all commits made with that email, even old ones

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If some old commits used an email you can’t verify (e.g., user@local, or a typo), you’ll need to rewrite those commits:

Start rewriting the commit
git rebase -i <bad-commit>^

In the editor, change "pick" to "edit" for the bad commit, then:
git commit --amend --author="Your Name [email protected]"
git rebase --continue
git push --force
Make sure you use a verified email you control in the --author field.

Confirm commits are on the default branch
Only commits on the default branch (master, or main, or gh-pages) will show in your contributions.
If old commits were made on a side branch, merge or cherry-pick them into the default branch.

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[otayutome]

If you worked on another branch except on main, you need to create PR and merge them to the main branch.
Then you will see the commits history in calendar.
Thank you