Blue contributions #42244
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyA few hours ago I noticed that contributions on profile pages are showing in blue instead of the usual green. Is it somehow due to Christmas? I searched the web and discussions, but couldn't find anything. What's up with the new color? |
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Me too. I think it's a new thing about 2023 from github |
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better if its due to Christmas |
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I'm sure it's due to Christmas and/or New years. I remember they were orange on Halloween. 🎃 |
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looks good this color more striking but well if it's temporary it doesn't matter |
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Hi @Krumuvecis,
You can check the GitHub blog or social media accounts to see if there are any announcements about recent updates or changes Here is GitHub blog. Btw, the color will disappear when event end. So, if you like in that way. Then, you can use GitHub action for that, or you can use this, instead. :- pumpkin. |
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I believe it has to do with Christmas. When you inspect the graph, you'll notice that the style is set to winter, so I'm guessing it's something Christmas/winter-related, similar to what they did for Halloween. |
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On GitHub, the blue contributions on a user's profile page represent the number of commits (i.e., saved changes) made to repositories (i.e., collections of code and other files) on GitHub by that user during the past year. The blue squares are used to visualize the contributions, with each square representing one commit on a particular day. The color of the square reflects the frequency of commits on that day, with shades of blue ranging from light to dark depending on the number of commits. For example, if a user made three commits on a particular day, the square for that day would be a darker shade of blue than if the user had made only one commit on that day. The contributions chart is a way to visualize a user's activity on GitHub over time, and it can be a useful tool for identifying patterns in a user's work and for comparing the activity of different users. GitHub also uses a similar system to visualize the contributions of organizations (i.e., groups of users working together on projects). In this case, the contributions chart shows the combined activity of all the members of the organization. |
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Actually, I don't remember we had similar color during winter last year. Perhaps this is a new thing. |
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It was also orange when it was Halloween... so its probably a seasonal thing. That and the vars naming. |
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maybe a new update? or seasonal thing |
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With the potential snow bomb cyclone coming in over next few days in the US, I'd say it's a reference to that. But, it does coincide with the holidays. shrug "... Jack Frost nipping at your nose ..." |
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Seasonal thing🎅 |
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Github is obviously celebrating the Argentina World Cup : ) Why would they pick blue for Christmas / New Year otherwise ? |
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I don't want to be a downer but but it looks worse visually and I think green was already a better holiday color. |
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it's 12 AM my time, and it's green again ! |
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Maybe just for the day ... |
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I believe it was due to winter official start date ❄️ |
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and I'm not seeing it on my profile or other profiles, maybe because there is no winter here, localization I think so |
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Thanks guys! I just returned from holidays, and am seeing green again. I guess it was for Christmas indeed! |
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Mine is blue today, why? |
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It would be nice if there was some little badge or something which indicated what the event was (most are obvious, but things like summer/winter solstice are a little less obvious). |
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I'm sure it's due to Christmas and/or New years. I remember they were orange on Halloween. 🎃