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Paste a username or a github.com profile link. Followers, public repositories, and the latest non-fork pushes come from GitHub. A repository on its own is on repo.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Type a GitHub username to see the account and the repositories it pushed.
- What the numbers are
- The profile and the repository list are GitHub’s. Push time is the timestamp they publish.
- What it leaves out
- What you see is what that API returns for a public account. It is not a full contribution graph, and it is not an audit of the code.
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How to read this
- Followers and public repos
- Followers are GitHub accounts that follow this login. Public repos is GitHub’s count, and it includes forks.
- Why forks are hidden
- The list drops forks so a copied repository does not look like work this account started. Open a row to see stars, the last push, and the same repository on the repo desk.
- Pushed and stars
- Pushed is the last time GitHub recorded a push to that repository. It can be later than the commit you care about. Stars are bookmarks from other accounts. They measure attention, not a review of the code.