Issue updating contributor graph about contributions-importer-for-github

[danulqua]

@czfrance could you help me, please? Seems like script imports nothing to my mock repository.
That's how I configured paths to my repos:

# Your private repo or Bitbucket repo
repo = git.Repo("/Users/danil0110/dev/mock-repos/mumidis-front")
# Your mock repo
mock_repo = git.Repo("/Users/danil0110/dev/mock-repos/mock-repo")

If I run my script, I see logs which analyse every commit and saying that it doesn't include commits that was created not by me.
But when I enter my mock-repo and write git push - I keep getting this error:

> git push -u origin master
error: src refspec master does not match any
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/danil0110/mock-repo.git'

Also, I opened this folder in VSCode to look through commits in the Git tab, and there were no commits, repo was empty.

[Lukas238]

Hi!

I've run the python script specified in the README (after entering in the appropriate info). While running the script, the commits from the original repo appear in the logs, but when I go to push the mock repo, the contributor graph doesn't appear.

Hi, I got a similar issue myself. I was uploading my mock-repo from my company issued computer. So in this machine I have my company email configured as my primary git user email.

This means that the mock-repo got pushed with my company email as user (you can change the email user for an individual repo, but I forgot to do so). And after I pushed this to github, no new contributions were showing up.

The fix for me was to add my company email as a secondary email on my github account, on Settings\Public profile\Public email menu.

Of course, you can simple change the email address on your local mock-repo as well with this command: git config user.email "[email protected]".

Best regards!