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I'm going to agree with Taesu here, and elaborate a bit. Some potential employers these days are looking at interviewees commit calendars on GitHub; and this i
by bigtunacan 11y ago
I'm going to agree with Taesu here, and elaborate a bit.
Some potential employers these days are looking at interviewees commit calendars on GitHub; and this is something I can provide to show I'm a very productive coder.
"Go look at my commit history; see I sure do a lot of coding."
So I agree with you about keeping the information private, but I think this could be solved by doing something like this.
- Public Activity:
Display detailed information. Commit number, message, repo. (What you are showing today)
- Private Activity;
(Username) made X(number) of commits to private repo/s today.
- jobvandervoort 11y agoI understand your reasoning, and realise that this is something potential employers look at. That said, I don't think amount of activity or nr of commits should be indicative of anything for any good employer. I also don't know if this is enough of an argument to change this in GitLab. I prefer to choose the privacy-preferable option.
- sytse 11y agoIf you want this maybe you can ask the applicant to take a screen-dump/print-to-pdf of the information you want.