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The commit count is calculated as follows:

  1. User repositories are detected:
    All repositories user owns or collaborates that are not forks and all repositories user has contribbuted to (with pull requests) within last year (these are GitHub API limitations, I haven't invented them) are counted.
  2. For all user repositories, all branches are detected.
  3. For all branches, all commits that are authored by the user are detected and counted.

The commits detected are used to calculate all the commit data: commit times, commit counts, commit days, etc.
The repositories detected are used to calculate the other data, e.g. language data.

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