I can't seem to find any indication in the GitHub UI which languages it thinks my projects are in.
Also, is there a way to suggest a different set of languages for each project?
asked Jan 20, 2014 at 15:14
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Click on the color bar in the screenshot below:
FYI: How does github figure out a project's language? (answer: using the linguist library)
answered Jan 20, 2014 at 16:22
To complete Franck Demoncourt's answer and answer the second question:
Also, is there a way to suggest a different set of languages for each project?
You can use Linguist overrides to change the language of a set of files. This will impact syntax highlighting as well as language statistics. For example, with a .gitattributes file you make sure Linguist recognizes all your .h files as C++:
*.h linguist-language=C++
