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What does the two number mean in Github contributor graph page?

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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?

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Leo Lee Avatar asked Jul 13 '16 08:07

Leo Lee


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2 Answers

No, reputation meachanism.

53,994 ++ green colour indicate current user added lines and 39,917 -- red colour indicate current user remove or replace lines.

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msc Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 17:09

msc


These present the user's contribution in terms of added/removed lines.

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Yaron Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 15:09

Yaron