Include Private Repo PRs

[MrBlueBird2]

The commit trophy counts the commits of public + private repos, but, the pull request trophy counts only public pull requests, can anybody fix this??

[LapoElisacci]

Hey @MrBlueBird2 are you sure the commit trophy is actually counting for private repos? I was about to open an issue for private data.
Cheers

[MrBlueBird2]

Hey @MrBlueBird2 are you sure the commit trophy is actually counting for private repos? I was about to open an issue for private data. Cheers

The Commit Trophy counts Private + Public Repos, Both, But the pr trophy dosen't

[Akhi2007]

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[MrBlueBird2]

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Let me see

[MrBlueBird2]

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Still not fixed

[Emilien-Lambert]

Still no solutions?

[MrBlueBird2]

Nope @Emilien-Lambert

[Nixxen]

It might be possible to do something similar to what github readme stats has done and add a Github personal access token to the requests(see their readme for hosting your own Vercel instance). That way users could host their own instance of Github Profile Trophy with their own PAT, with access to their private repositories.

This would require a "modular" way to read the PAT within the code, I.e. from a .env.

Edit:
Just tested it. There's already a "GITHUB_TOKEN" env variable in the code. Add your PAT to that when deploying to Vercel (or any other host).
Works perfectly.

[mbadr2200]

It might be possible to do something similar to what github readme stats has done and add a Github personal access token to the requests(see their readme for hosting your own Vercel instance). That way users could host their own instance of Github Profile Trophy with their own PAT, with access to their private repositories.

This would require a "modular" way to read the PAT within the code, I.e. from a .env.

Edit: Just tested it. There's already a "GITHUB_TOKEN" env variable in the code. Add your PAT to that when deploying to Vercel (or any other host). Works perfectly.

is it still working ? , I try it and I get this error

{ message: �[32m"Bad credentials"�[39m, documentation_url: �[32m"https://docs.github.com/graphql"�[39m }
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'data')
at GithubAPIClient.request (file:///var/task/src/github_api_client.ts:130:20)
at async GithubAPIClient.requestUserIssue (file:///var/task/src/github_api_client.ts:69:12)
at async Promise.all (index 1)
at async GithubAPIClient.requestUserInfo (file:///var/task/src/github_api_client.ts:20:21)
at async default (file:///var/task/index.ts:59:20)
at async processEvents (file:///var/task/.runtime.ts:190:16)
{ message: �[32m"Bad credentials"�[39m, documentation_url: �[32m"https://docs.github.com/graphql"�[39m }
{ message: �[32m"Bad credentials"�[39m, documentation_url: �[32m"https://docs.github.com/graphql"�[39m }
{ message: �[32m"Bad credentials"�[39m, documentation_url: �[32m"https://docs.github.com/graphql"�[39m }

[mbadr2200]

Changed the Env Variable to GITHUB_TOKEN1 and now its working

[AdithyaGopakumar]

Is there any other way that this can be done?
or could some explain how you guys solved it, its confusing!

[github-actions]

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