I just found Traffic section in Graphs at github repo.
And I also found that there is Visitor section.
I wonder if it is possible to get the information of visitors of the repo.
(i.e. who visited my repo)
Is it possible?
Since Github introduced visitors tracking you are only able to see unique visits, but not who exactly visited your repo.
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Is there a way to search for comments in a pull request reviewed by a given user on Github? On Github, I remember some insightful comments made by a previous developer on some issue with mutations, but I can't find it. Is there a way to search for comments made by a given user?
Just like the recently visited repositories listed in one's GitHub dashboard. Is it possible to retrieve these data using GitHub API?
Do all GitHub repositories have a URL path of the form https://github.com/<OWNER>/<REPO>?
To answer your question, yes. But only if you are talking about navigating on github's website. Using github's api is a slightly different story and url.
When you need to pull down a particular file using github api, you have to use the github RAW urls. Heres another post that gives more context StackOverflow post
If I am contributing to multiple private repositories, maintained by different users, will they be able to see all my contributions in my profile in "Repositories contributed to" section or anywhere on my github profile page?
Thanks.
Private contributions aren’t public. Users can only see contributions to repositories they can access.
From GitHub's FAQ:
Contributions to private repositories will only appear to users who
can access those repositories. Those contributions are not rendered
for users who cannot access those repositories.
https://help.github.com/articles/why-are-my-contributions-not-showing-up-on-my-profile/
I have a collection of private repos and issues, that I would like to expose to users of my site.
Is it possible to list those on a page in my site, without the user having to have a github account and access to those repos?
Absolutely. LinkedIn offered the capability to list Github repos on your profile via one of the apps.
This question mentions a user doing just that.