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What timezone does that data in the daily and hourly graphs reflect?

• imbriaco 13y ago
  US/Pacific I believe.
• jessaustin 13y ago
  If it's like most other parts of Github, it's based on the timezone recorded for each particular commit. That is, if you're in PST while I'm in CST (or at least our respective development environments think that) and we make a commit simultaneously, your commit activity will "occur" two hours before mine. Github is a global company, so it would be surprising to see such a perfect "working day" profile on that graph if local timezone were not taken into account.
  • brown9-2 13y ago
    Agreed that would be the ideal way to present the data, but was curious if that was really the case since the pushes start climbing at 7am and fall off at 3pm.
    • bennyg 13y ago
      Almost mimics my usual day to a t.