I had all contributions to my private repositories in the graph prior joining the organization. Since I joined the organization none of my commits was in the graph (all private repos) anymore. Now I left the organization and my commits unfortunately still do not show.

Review your GitHub settings to ensure no filters are affecting visibility. Verify that commits are made with an email associated with your GitHub account.

In the corner of the commit graph, has config.

I have checked

• the graph config
• my settings
• commit git email

prior opening this question.

It seems like you've already checked your settings, the graph configuration, and your commit email. Here are a few additional things to try:

Check Private Contributions Visibility: Ensure that your private contributions are set to be visible in your profile. Go to your GitHub profile settings, under the "Profile" section, and ensure the "Include private contributions on my profile" option is enabled.

Verify Commit Association: Make sure your commits are associated with the correct email address that is linked to your GitHub account. You can verify this by running git config --global user.email and ensuring it matches your GitHub account's email.

Force Profile Refresh: Sometimes, changes take a while to reflect. You can try making a new public or private commit to force GitHub to refresh your contribution graph.

Reach Out to GitHub Support: If none of the above solutions work, there might be a deeper issue, possibly related to your previous organization's policies. Contacting GitHub support could help resolve this.

I have just checked and todays contribution appears. Awesome! I only lost those contributions, while part of the organization. I can live with that