What is happening?
The contributor profile page fetches pull requests using:
author:${username}+type:pr
This shows PRs made by the user across all GitHub repositories, not only this project.
Why is this a problem?
A user opens a contributor profile from this project’s Contributors page, so they expect to see that person’s pull requests for this repository. Showing unrelated PRs from other repositories can be confusing and makes the profile data inaccurate.
How to fix it:
Update the GitHub search query to include the project repository name.
Example:
https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=repo:GitMetricsLab/github_tracker+author:${username}+type:prSteps to Reproduce:
- Open the Contributors page.
- Click on any contributor profile.
- Check the Pull Requests section.
- Notice that PRs from other repositories can appear, not only PRs from
GitMetricsLab/github_tracker.
Files affected:
src/pages/ContributorProfile/ContributorProfile.tsx
src/utils/constants.ts optional, if the repo name is moved into a reusable constant.
What is happening?
The contributor profile page fetches pull requests using:
author:${username}+type:prThis shows PRs made by the user across all GitHub repositories, not only this project.
Why is this a problem?
A user opens a contributor profile from this project’s Contributors page, so they expect to see that person’s pull requests for this repository. Showing unrelated PRs from other repositories can be confusing and makes the profile data inaccurate.
How to fix it:
Update the GitHub search query to include the project repository name.
Example:
https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=repo:GitMetricsLab/github_tracker+author:${username}+type:prSteps to Reproduce:
GitMetricsLab/github_tracker.Files affected:
src/pages/ContributorProfile/ContributorProfile.tsxsrc/utils/constants.tsoptional, if the repo name is moved into a reusable constant.