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Areso2014-08-01 09:17:20
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Areso, 2014-08-01 09:17:20

How to fix statistics on github?

I decided to get acquainted with the git tool, and, accordingly, github.
I posted one of my little projects, which I did for good friends. In the process, the project was rewritten from VBA to VB, "combed", brought into a divine form (so as not to be completely ashamed).
At the same time, neither in Public Contributions nor in Contribution Activity ( https://github.com/areso) are commits displayed, although they are in the project ( https://github.com/Areso/hydrostatic_test) and are displayed in Public Activity ( https://github.com/Areso?tab=activity )
Question: what was done wrong, why are the commit statistics not showing up, and how can I get them to show up?

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EXL, 2014-08-01
@areso

Always use help in situations like this.
Most likely, your statistics are not displayed due to the fact that the condition is not met:
The email address used for the commits is associated with your GitHub account.
That is, your E-mail address does not match what is in the GitHub account.
PS And yes, Russian characters in your application are not displayed through Wine . Perhaps in Windows there will also be problems with the English locale (I'll come home, check and unsubscribe to you).
PPS It is customary to store only source codes, licenses, documentation and application resources in the Github repository. In general, the necessary minimum to build a working program. Keeping binary assemblies (exe files) and libraries (dll files) is a bad idea. To do this, there is a "Releases" tab, where you can upload a working copy of the application.
PPPS As I suspected, your program does not work correctly on Windows with an English locale . So wrap the strings in Unicode somehow. And yet, you have a couple of screenshots in the repository, you can add them to the project page if you change your README.txt to README.md (MarkDown markup). You can insert an image into README.md like this:

![English](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Areso/hydrostatic_test/master/screenshot_eng.png)
![Russian](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Areso/hydrostatic_test/master/screenshot_rus.png)

An example of such a page with images can be found here.

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