How can I restore GitHub contribution calendar updates?

[GustavoPellanda]

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I'm currently working on a project and regularly pushing updates to my personal GitHub profile. Initially, my contributions were being reflected on my calendar, as expected. However, I recently left an organization with which I was no longer actively involved. Since then, my pushes to repositories created before leaving the organization have ceased to appear on my contribution calendar.

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• I can confirm that the email associated with the Git account I'm using for pushes matches the one on my GitHub profile.
• Previous pushes I made to repositories before departing the organization still show up on my profile.
• Pushes I make to repositories created after leaving the organization are reflected on the calendar.
• I made no alterations to my profile other than leaving the organization.
• The repository I'm pushing to is public.
• I'm the owner of the repository and it is not related to the organization I've left.
• I've given github sufficient time to update to make sure the contributions actually won't show on the calendar.

All previous answers to this issue I've found were: checking the email addresses, turning on private contributions to the calendar, giving github time to update or about leaving an organization invalidating contributions. None of those help in my case.

I want to be able to see my contributions on the calendar like I was before.

[afifurrohman-id]

I want to be able to see my contributions on the calendar like I was before

If you just worry about green graph, then try this command to commit in any of your repository and push it:

git commit -m "msg" --date=<your-missing-date> # e.g 2023-02-13

And you will see that your missing contribution date will appear in contribution graph.

[GustavoPellanda]

I appreciate the response. However, using the --date flag to make commits on past dates is also not causing the green squares to appear on the calendar. Absolutely no commits I make to the repository I created before leaving the organization are showing up anymore.

[GustavoPellanda]

Timestamps are within the current calendar year. Checking author information, turning the repository public and giving github time to update, as I've stated, aren't applicable to my case.

[BaselAbuHamed]

git commit -m "msg" --date= # e.g 2024-03-13