Snapshot: 19 October 2026. Account: Afloat16.
66 merged PRs · 21 upstream repositories · 14 verified top-30 contributor-list positions
- GitHub’s public PR search for
author:Afloat16 is:pr is:mergedreturned 71 results, withincomplete_results=false, all on one page. Excluding 5 PRs in account-owned repositories leaves 66 merged PRs in 21 public upstream repositories. Each indexed result has a merge timestamp. Counts include code, tests and documentation; they do not imply 66 bug fixes. - Stars come from the official repository metadata API and belong to the upstream projects. They are a snapshot, not stars earned by my own repositories or a measure of contribution quality.
- Contributor positions come from the official public REST endpoint
/repos/{owner}/{repo}/contributors?per_page=100&anon=false. GitHub sorts this list by commit contributions in descending order. The displayed number is its one-based list position, including bot accounts and excluding anonymous contributors. It is not a merged-PR ranking, maintainer role, lines-of-code ranking, or assessment of impact. - Equal commit counts can occupy different positions. We retain GitHub’s returned order and require the actual list position to be ≤30; ties do not expand the cutoff. Contributor data may be cached for hours, and the API’s email-to-account matching has documented limits. Positions may differ from a chart that uses other filters.
- Only verified top-30 positions appear as ranks on the profile. If Afloat16 is absent from a requested first page, the exact rank and commit count remain unknown; absence is not reported as rank 101 or as proof of no contribution. The second group is therefore called “More merged upstream work.”
- The tables list verified top-30 placements first, then other merged work. Each group is sorted by stars descending. Individual PR links and the complete compact contributor lists are retained in the machine-readable snapshot.
Sources: GitHub’s contributor-list API documentation · Merged-PR search.
This refresh verifies public contribution metadata. It does not rerun upstream test suites or broaden the original validation claims on the PRs. A representative change summarizes selected work in a repository, not every PR in it.
“Not in page” means the account was not returned in the requested first 100 registered contributors; no numerical rank is inferred. Commit counts and merged-PR counts use different units.
These two PRs were previously featured as maintainer-approved work. Their refreshed status is recorded separately from the merged total:
| PR | Status on 19 October 2026 | Counted as merged? |
|---|---|---|
| Robotics Toolbox #735 | Open, not merged | No |
| Robotics Toolbox #736 | Closed, not merged | No |
Past approval is a review milestone; it does not establish a current merge commitment.