Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.New Credit system provide credits for patches and fixing issues only.
https://www.drupal.org/drupalorg/blog/a-guide-to-issue-credits-and-the-d...
https://www.drupal.org/getting-involved/maintainer/grant-issue-credits
Several developer invest their time and efforts for creating/developing and contributing lots of useful theme and modules. Drupal.org can't ignore to commits while creating contributed modules and themes. Please also add credits to module and theme project contributors.
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| #5 | Credti-system-Drupal.jpg | 242.87 KB | itapplication |
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Comment #2
itapplication CreditAttribution: itapplication commentedComment #3
apadernoThat is not true: Credits go to the users who contribute patches, or fix problems with a project in any way. The users who get credited for their contributions will have a similar note on their user profile.
As a matter of fact, that is what I read in my user profile, and those 3 fixed issues are for Drupal core for which I am not a maintainer.
Project maintainers decide to which users go the credit. It's not that credits are only for project maintainers.
Comment #4
apadernoComment #5
itapplication CreditAttribution: itapplication commentedI think we are not on same page. I am talking about commits push into git while creating module or theme projects. Currently credits algorithm work on only issues, patches but not for commits made while creating module and/or theme. Please see attached screenshot for the reference.
Comment #6
itapplication CreditAttribution: itapplication commentedComment #7
itapplication CreditAttribution: itapplication commentedComment #8
mlhess CreditAttribution: mlhess as a volunteer commentedCommits should have issues associated to them. This helps with documentation as well as keeping track of changes.