Example.
In this page, for each contributor, there is a text description just like:
fengyuanchen 54 commits / 53,994 ++ / 39,917 --
What does the two number 53,994 ++ / 39,917 --
and the signs ++, --
mean? I couldn't find any tips in github help or google.
I guess they are something like stackoverflow's reputation meachanism, I was wonder how to achive such reputation in github, what's the rules?
Whenever you commit to a project's default branch or the gh-pages branch, open an issue, or propose a Pull Request, we'll count that as a contribution. Repositories are sorted by your recent impact. A commit today is worth more than a commit last week.
There are a lot of places in a github repository where you see the ++ and --. Most of the time indicates how many lines you add or remove. For example: You have added from the initial commit of the repository to now 1998 new lines of code and delete/replace 84 lines of code.
On your Github pull request page, you'll notice a green checkmark or a red X-mark next to your commits. This information repeated at the end of the page with a “Some checks were not successful” in red or “All checks have passed” in green.
Your local Git commit email isn't connected to your account Commits must be made with an email address that is connected to your account on GitHub.com, or the GitHub-provided noreply email address provided to you in your email settings, in order to appear on your contributions graph.
No, reputation meachanism.
53,994 ++
green colour indicate current user added lines and 39,917 --
red colour indicate current user remove or replace lines.
These present the user's contribution in terms of added/removed lines.
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