I want to see all contributions I made to others on GitHub, but I do a ton of work in my own repositories so my contributions tab has my commits to my repo's overshadowing my contributions to others.
Would it be possible to basically see all my contributions exclude things like me starring other projects and contributions to my own repositories?
At the moment, there is no way to do this on github.com. The closest feature may be searching for pull requests and issues:
If you go in the Pull request tab and search for author:@me -user:@me, you will have a list of contributions (only pull requests and issues opened) made to repositories you do not own.
is:public to the search query.
Update: Looks like this only returns:
A list of repositories that the user recently contributed to.
I guess "recently" means 1 year.
Also, it only selects up to 100 repositories at a time.
You can use the following GraphQL query in the API Explorer:
query getContributions($login: String!, $contributionTypes: [RepositoryContributionType]) {
user(login: $login) {
repositoriesContributedTo(contributionTypes: $contributionTypes, first: 100, includeUserRepositories: false, orderBy: {field: STARGAZERS, direction: DESC}) {
pageInfo {
hasNextPage
endCursor
}
nodes {
nameWithOwner
}
}
}
}
Put this in query variables (replace login with your own user id) and then execute.
{
"login": "zypA13510",
"contributionTypes": [
"COMMIT",
"REPOSITORY"
]
}
The list of valid contributionTypes:
COMMIT
Created a commitISSUE
Created an issuePULL_REQUEST
Created a pull requestREPOSITORY
Created the repositoryPULL_REQUEST_REVIEW
Reviewed a pull request
https://api.github.com/graphql with the following request body: {"query":"{user(login:\"your_github_username\") { repositoriesContributedTo(contributionTypes: [COMMIT, REPOSITORY], last: 100, includeUserRepositories: false) { pageInfo { startCursor hasPreviousPage } nodes { owner { login } name }}}}"}