[Incident]: Profile rendering issues affecting GitHub profiles #203416
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Hi! Accepting PR for this issue? |
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Thanks Hopefully as soon as possible |
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Thanks for the update, hopefully this gets fixed soon. |
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Hello GitHub Community, I’m experiencing an issue where all of my historical GitHub contributions associated with one of my verified email addresses disappeared from my contribution graph. My GitHub username: Affected email: Here is what happened: On August 6, 2026, at approximately 2:21 AM, I accidentally removed the email address: This email address had previously been used as the author email for many of my Git commits. Shortly afterward, I added the EXACT SAME email address back to my GitHub account and verified it successfully. However, after re-adding the email, all historical contributions associated with that email disappeared from my contribution graph. This is NOT limited to one repository. Contributions from approximately 15+ repositories that were previously attributed to this email are affected. What I have already done:
Example affected commit:
From: Sohail Shabbir unknownperson23414@gmail.com The important point is that the email is now verified and attached to my account, but the historical contributions that were previously associated with this email are still missing. New commits are appearing correctly, so my account and contribution graph are currently working. The problem appears to be specifically with historical commits created before I removed and re-added the email address. I have also checked my GitHub email settings and the exact email address is currently present and verified. Has anyone experienced the same issue after accidentally removing and then re-adding a commit email address? Is there anything else I can do to restore the historical contributions, or does this require GitHub Support to manually rebuild/re-index the contribution history? I would really appreciate any advice or confirmation from someone who has experienced this before. Thank you! |
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Username: aniketshukla1 I have at least five public pull requests authored by this account and marked merged: floci-io/floci#2031 |
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Adding my case here since it matches what I've seen others reporting. I have 5 merged PRs that meet Pull Shark's criteria (authored by me, merged into the default branch of repos I don't own):
Verified commit email, "Show Achievements" enabled, no badge ever appeared. With the "Show Achievements" setting disabled, my profile shows a banner saying "You unlocked new Achievements on GitHub! Show them off by updating your Profile settings" pointing at the general achievements toggle. When I toggled that setting on, the banner changed to a different message: "You unlocked new Achievements with private contributions! Show them off by including private contributions in your Profile settings", pointing at a completely different setting. I enabled that too. Still nothing renders. So the backend appears to know achievements have unlocked (it's actively telling me so, twice, with two different explanations), but nothing is displaying regardless of which settings are toggled on or off. |
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Please fix it. Everyone in the world is using GitHub, but you can't fix a simple issue. For me too, both badges are not showing |
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I’m experiencing this as well. My GitHub profile is not displaying achievements that I should have unlocked, despite the relevant PRs being merged and my settings being enabled. This appears to match the profile/achievement rendering issue described here. Happy to provide specific PRs or other details if useful. |
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Hi GitHub Community, I believe my issue may be related to this incident. My GitHub contribution graph is still showing contributions for commits that have already been removed from my repository history. The repository is I have verified that the remote repository is clean: git log origin/main --grep="test: activity"returns no results. git rev-list origin/main | wc -lreturns There are also no other remote branches containing those commits. However, the old contribution squares are still visible on my profile, even after more than 48 hours. When I click an affected day, it shows a contribution under So the contribution graph appears to be retaining stale contribution data for commits that are no longer present in the repository. I can provide screenshots of the affected contribution day and the unavailable commit if needed. Thanks! |
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Hi GitHub team, I am experiencing the same profile achievement issue on @qingbo1011. "Show Achievements on my profile" is enabled and saved, but the Pull Shark achievement is still missing for both signed-in and public visitors. The following pull requests were authored by my account and merged by the upstream repository owner into the public repository default
The GitHub REST API reports both as merged, and GraphQL includes both pull requests in my contribution collection. More than 72 hours have passed since the second merge. However, my public profile still contains no native Achievements section or Pull Shark badge. Could you include this account in the profile achievement indexing investigation? Thank you. |
🆕 Community Manager Update: Monday August 17thHi everyone! Thank you for your patience and continuing to provide reports for this issue. The team is working on resolving this as soon as possible and I'll share more updates as they become available. |
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Thank you for the update and for your continued work on this issue. The Achievements tab is now accessible on my profile, and I was also able to earn the Quickdraw achievement. However, the Pull Shark achievement is still not showing, despite my two pull requests having been successfully merged. It has now been six days since the qualifying pull requests were merged. Could you please confirm whether these pull requests meet the requirements for the Pull Shark achievement, or if there is any additional processing or delay that I should be aware of? Thank you again to the GitHub team for your time, support, and continued efforts to improve the platform. |
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Hi GitHub team, I am experiencing the same profile achievement issue on @GuTS805. "Show Achievements on my profile" is enabled and saved, but the Pull Shark achievement is still missing for both signed-in and public visitors. The GitHub REST API reports both as merged, and GraphQL includes both pull requests in my contribution collection. More than 72 hours have passed since the second merge. However, my public profile still contains no native Achievements section or Pull Shark badge. Could you include this account in the profile achievement indexing investigation? Thank you. |
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Hi GitHub team, I’m also experiencing this issue. I have 2 pull requests that were successfully merged into external repositories, but the Pull Shark achievement is still not appearing on my profile. My profile achievement settings are enabled. I’m sharing my case here as additional information for the investigation. Thank you for looking into this. |
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Hello GitHub Community, I merged my own Pull Request (#4) into the main branch without any human review. Repository: https://github.com/Priyanka170974/Event-Registration-Smart-Checkin The PR was successfully merged, but the YOLO achievement is still not appearing on my profile. I already have Quickdraw and Pull Shark achievements. Could someone please help me understand why YOLO hasn't been unlocked? Thank you! |
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Hi everyone, I'm experiencing the same issue. My GitHub profile's Achievements section is completely missing, even though I've enabled the Show Achievements on my profile setting and saved my preferences several days ago. My GitHub username: Harish1685 I've had three merged pull requests, including:
Despite these contributions, my public profile still doesn't display the Achievements section. I've also tried accessing my achievements page directly: It returns a 404 error. I've verified that the visibility settings are enabled and waited several days, but nothing has changed. Could someone from GitHub confirm whether this is a known issue or whether there's something wrong with achievement generation or profile rendering for my account? Thanks! |
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Hi GitHub team, my Pair Extraordinaire badge hasn’t appeared eight days after PR #3 was merged into main on October 27, 2026. It contains 10 coauthored commits, and GitHub correctly recognizes both authors. Could you check whether my account is affected by the achievement-processing delay or whether anything else is required? |
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Account: @rokmc1893 I would appreciate an eligibility and processing check for Pull Shark tier progression and YOLO. I am reporting observable activity rather than assuming the community-documented thresholds guarantee an award. Current state, checked November 4, 2026:
Public evidence (all authored and merged by @rokmc1893 into main, with zero submitted reviews):
The changes implement a camera-recovery example, HTTP contract tests, and a working HTTPS demo. CI passed. I have not changed commit authorship or generated additional placeholder changes to trigger achievements. I saw the September 23 update in the official incident discussion: Could you please confirm whether my eligible Pull Shark and YOLO events are pending processing, whether any additional eligibility condition applies, and whether an account-level re-evaluation is available? I understand there may not be a fix timeline. This report intentionally contains only my public account and public PR links; private source code, private repository links and credentials are excluded. |
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Hello GitHub team, I'd like to report another case that appears to be related to this ongoing profile rendering incident. GitHub username: @Blackpachamame On October 21, 2026, I removed an email address from my account and subsequently added and verified the exact same address again. Since then, my historical contribution graph has not been restored. I have verified that:
I also submitted GitHub Support ticket #4931893 with commit evidence and screenshots, but it was closed because my account only has access to self-service support resources. I found other reports with the same symptoms, including discussions #211738 and #211895. Could you please confirm whether this issue is related to incident #203416 and whether the historical contribution data for my account can be reprocessed? Thank you. |
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Reporting another affected profile with reproducible public evidence. Account: @tentechle Observed event data:
Quickdraw appeared immediately after this event, confirming that achievement visibility and event processing are active for the account. Pull Shark and YOLO are still absent. Two earlier pull requests in the same public standalone repository were also authored and merged by this account on 2026-11-01. Could GitHub confirm whether Pull Shark and YOLO are pending processing, subject to an additional eligibility condition, or need account-level re-evaluation? No private repository or credential information is included. |
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Follow-up with a stronger YOLO eligibility event for @tentechle. Pull request: tentechle/querysnap#5 Before merge, GitHub reported:
The PR was authored and merged by @tentechle using the repository-administrator bypass. The one-approval branch protection remains enabled after the merge. The change fixes real database-connection failure handling and includes a regression test; all nine tests pass. YOLO is still absent from the signed-in earned-achievements page immediately after this event. Could GitHub confirm whether this event is pending indexing or whether another undocumented eligibility condition applies? |
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Hello GitHub Team, My Pull Shark achievement badge has completely disappeared from my GitHub profile. I had previously earned this achievement, and it was visible on my profile. Recently, I noticed that the badge is no longer displayed. I have not intentionally changed or hidden any achievement settings. Could you please investigate whether this is related to the ongoing achievement visibility issue and help restore my Pull Shark badge? GitHub Username: @rahamanmursalim-create Thank you. |
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Hello GitHub Team, I previously earned the Pull Shark achievement, and it was visible on my GitHub profile. However, it has now completely disappeared. I checked my profile settings, and "Show Achievements on my profile" is enabled. I also clicked "Update preferences" and refreshed my profile, but the badge is still missing. My GitHub profile: Could you please investigate why my previously earned Pull Shark achievement has disappeared? Is this related to the ongoing achievement visibility or backend indexing issue? I would appreciate your help in restoring my achievement. Thank you. |
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Same boat here. Two co-authored PRs merged on Oct 31 and still no Pair Extraordinaire on my profile as of Nov 8:
Both merge commits show both contributors and the co-author trailers are in place. I already opened #211972 about this, someone there verified both PRs look valid and pointed me to this thread. Support ticket didn't help either, it was closed with a self-help link. Username: @kaileyventures |
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Reporting one additional account affected by the achievement-attribution delay. Account: @thillainirmal-tech The earned-achievements view currently shows Pull Shark x2, Public Sponsor, and Quickdraw, but YOLO is absent. Public qualifying events:
Both repositories are public personal repositories. Achievement visibility is enabled, as demonstrated by the three badges currently rendered. GitHub Support ticket #4968138 was automatically closed because the account has self-service-only support. Please include this evidence in the incident tracking. I understand there is currently no published resolution timeline. No private repository links, credentials, or personal data are included. |
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Reporting a concrete case for "Contribution graphs not accurately reflecting commits". Account: iceblyte | verified + primary email: iceblyte@qq.com
My commit email changed from 2624507601@qq.com (linked for a long time) to iceblyte@qq.com on 2026-10-29; I added and verified that address on Nov 5. Days before the switch are counted, the six days after it are empty:
On 2026-08-25, 08-31, 09-30 and 10-07 every commit was authored with 2624507601@qq.com, the long-linked address, yet those days are undercounted:
2026 total: 8,242 default-branch commits authored with a verified email vs 7,475 shown on the graph. Note: most of these commits are in a private repository, so they are not visible from my public repos - happy to provide more detail if useful. Already ruled out:
My own report with the same data: #212499 |
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Affected here as well. My historical commits are credited to my account but never added to my contribution graph. Setup
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I haven't removed and re-added the email, because others in this thread report that it made things worse. |
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@ebndev — final evidence summary for the registered account kittimzhe, now that the last experiment has closed. Apologies for the length; every line below is API-verifiable. Galaxy Brain x1 — threshold crossed 46 days ago, never issued. Three accepted answers marked Sep 24, Sep 25 and Oct 13 (threads #208018, #208139, #209607 — each renders "Answer selected by" on the asker's side). Two further marks arrived Nov 2 and Nov 5 (#211668, #211765). Zero Galaxy Brain tiers on the profile while Pull Shark and Quickdraw render fine. YOLO — four qualifying triggers, zero issued. insightloom PR #1 (merged Sep 18) and #2 (Sep 22), inspect_ai #5688 (Oct 8, external public repo), PR #3 (Oct 20) — all merged with zero reviews, all verified via the API at merge time. Experiment 1 — fresh trigger, Oct 20: PR #3 was merged specifically to test whether new events process. 21 days, nothing. Experiment 2 — controlled pair, Nov 1 (closed today at 9 days, past the 6–9 day window other recoveries have shown): PR #4, a single merge crediting two accounts via commit-message trailer (verified in the commit). Account A (Githubuser1708): achievement pipeline demonstrably healthy — YOLO, Pull Shark, Quickdraw all issued. Account B (kittimzhe): nothing issued since the incident began. Result: Pair Extraordinaire missing on both sides. One merge, one healthy account, one wedged account, zero issuances — that points to the merge's achievement event being lost upstream, before any per-account processing. Support ticket #4916674 for this case was auto-closed on arrival (free-plan routing), so this thread is the only channel left. The request, concretely: re-enqueue kittimzhe's achievement events (Galaxy Brain marks from Sep 24–Nov 5; YOLO triggers from Sep 18–Oct 20), or grant manually — and if the pair-experiment data is useful for the engineering side, it's all documented above. Thank you for the continued work on this thread. |
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Community Manager Update: September 23, 2026
Our internal teams have investigated delays affecting when some users earn achievements and when those achievements appear on their profiles. In some cases, the delay has lasted several days, which is not expected.
We don't currently have a timeline to share on when this will be fixed however, we will continue to update this discussion.
Thank you all for your patience and understanding!
Community Manager Update: August 27, 2026
Hi again everyone!
We apologize for the delay. Due to other priorities and issues the team is working on, we don't currently have a timeline to share on when this will be fixed.
I will continue to follow up with the team and share additional details as I receive them.
Community Manager Update: Monday August 17th
Hi everyone! Thank you for your patience and continuing to provide reports for this issue.
The team is working on resolving this as soon as possible and I'll share more updates as they become available.
Hi everyone,
We've received multiple reports about profile pages rendering differently than expected, including:
We've escalated these reports to the appropriate team.
At this time, we don't have an estimated timeline for a fix or additional information to share. Please subscribe to this thread to receive updates as they become available.
If you're experiencing this issue and have additional information you'd like to share, leave a comment below.
Thank you for your patience while we investigate.
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