Commit count failure

[andrerwfreitas]

Describe the bug

When the option to show all commits is disabled (show only this year's commits), it appears that I made 10 commits. But when I activate the option to show all commits, it appears that I only made 9 commits.

Screenshots / Live demo link

[AndreaBaccolini]

I also have the same problem as you. I have made more than 30 commits in 2024 and it only shows me 2.

https://github.com/AndreaBaccolini

[pedro-jp]

I thing is because in the same day in last year you made some commits more than in the day in this year.
this option is like a ruler. if u made more commits in the this year day him will show the difference

[Samyak-Shreyash]

I see a similar problem, in my github, i see a different count in github activity

whereas the stats card shows a entirely different count:

[TimG233]

I am showing a lot more commits for 2024 than the actual number of commits are, after a few hours of self-deployment on Vercel. I think it is trying to count the total commits "last year" rather than "2024" sometimes. When I first self-deployed, the number was also incorrect but very close to the number of commits (shown on Git Hub).

[anthony-som]

I am showing a lot more commits for 2024 than the actual number of commits are, after a few hours of self-deployment on Vercel. I think it is trying to count the total commits "last year" rather than "2024" sometimes. When I first self-deployed, the number was also incorrect but very close to the number of commits (shown on Git Hub).

Same for me, the number is incorrect but it is close.

[1chooo]

I'm facing the same issue 🙋🏻‍♂️. The number of commits always shows as "last year" instead of "2024". Even when show_all_commits=false, the number of commits is still less than when show_all_commits=true. This seems counterintuitive because "all commits" should always be greater than "last year commits"...

[1chooo]

cc: @anuraghazra, @qwerty541