I made a python script that automatically maintain your GitHub Streak.
I made a python script that automatically maintain your GitHub Streak.
Break free from the burden of maintaining your GitHub streak manually! Introducing 'GitHub streak maintainer'. Say goodbye to missed days and hello to an effortless streak. With everything automated, this innovative project ensures your GitHub streak stays unbroken. Let the streak remain till the end of time!
Repo Link: GitHub
Motivation: I am Lazy.
I would be alarmed if someone on my team or a potential new hire had a completely unbroken GitHub streak, let alone if they felt the need to maintain it via automation.
I actually try to keep my streak going manually, this is just a fallback in case i couldn't commit like on days i go to college or stuff. and i started to learn python that is why i wrote it. i see your point it might be a red flag for some people
You’re also gamifying a system that could be interpreted as an attempt to misrepresent your genuine activity, while also completely missing the point of the activity graph.
In my experience, this would cause a seasoned interviewer to ask more prying questions about your work quality and its volume versus someone who had a less consistent pattern of GH activity.
Volume != Quality
I accidentally created something similar, where I aggregate hourly weather data and commit it to a repository using GitHub actions. When I found out I'm committing with my user instead of a GH action user, I left it like that 😈
Commits made using GITHUB_PAT provided in GitHub action does not trigger a Push Event although commit might be counted. but the script rely on GitHub API Push event so i am committing it as author instead of GH_Action
I was mistaken - it wasn't the commit done via actions, but the deployment to GitHub pages
🤔 my GitHub activity is like, 1 commit every 6 months. Low activity!! GitHub isn't where I keep my code.
I am sorry i have privated it. due to above discussion. i think script can be modified to work with other Git hosting sites. if you need it lemmy know.