Data suddenly became incorrect

[fgm]

Hello,
I've been keeping an eye on my card as it appears on osrc.dfm.io/fgm and yesterday I noticed it became unavailable for a moment and then reappeared with utterly incorrect data, whereas it used to be funnily accurate. For example, it displays me as a Java exclusive, although I do not do any Java at all on Github. Other profiles of people similar to me do not appear to have been affected, which makes it all the stranger.

[fgm]

Edit: data changed again, with my latests commits in Go now being included, but still nothing on earlier and (much) more voluminous work in PHP, JS and Ruby.

[manusajith]

I also face the same issue...

[aletson]

Definitely noticed this as well - seems like it's only including recent commits. For example, the report card says I have 101 actions (accurate), but the pie chart only displays 15 events (not accurate).

[manusajith]

Its now saying am a CSS expert and Python guy, whereas most of my commits are in Ruby.

[Walkman100]

and apparently With this in mind, it's worth noting that Tristan is less of a Ruby aficionado. where i have never contributed to ruby, he has though...

[benedictleejh]

I'd like to add my data is wrong too; it shows me as having Java code, but I don't have a single Java repo, my repos are all in Ruby (and JavaScript and CSS).

This happened after the technical errors thing got resolved for me.

[dfm]

Opening issues on a Java repository counts as a contribution too... but I don't think that anyone will take your 2 contributions too seriously.

[benedictleejh]

The thing is, I've got a lot more commits, issues and pushes on Ruby repos, which seem to be completely missing from my data.

[dfm]

The data expire after ~4 weeks so the older activity that you have won't
show up anymore... Sorry!

On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 3:24 AM, Benedict Lee notifications@github.com
wrote:

The thing is, I've got a lot more commits, issues and pushes on Ruby
repos, which seem to be completely missing from my data.

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