GitHub

Activity в public/private repositories до останалите project numbers.

What you get

Metric	How it’s counted	Period value
Commits	Commits on the default branch, by commit date	Sum of the days
PRs merged	Pull requests merged, by merge date	Sum of the days
Lines changed	Lines added plus lines removed, leaving out merge commits	Sum of the days
Open issues	Issues open right now (pull requests excluded)	Latest observation

Releases → events.

UTC days. Open issues need issues enabled on repo.

Step 1: Create a token

Fine-grained personal access token — read-only, selected repos.

GitHub Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Fine-grained tokens → Generate new token.
Name „Metribay“, expiration.
Resource owner — you or org.
Repository access → Only select repositories.
Permissions → Repository permissions Read-only:
- Contents
- Issues
- Pull requests
Metadata read-only auto.
Generate token — copy once.

Orgs may need token approval from owner.

Step 2: Connect it in Metribay

Add data source → GitHub.
Connect an account with your own credentials → Personal access token.
Save account and continue.
Repository from list.
Add and start import.

Enter the repository by hand

Enter it manually — owner/repository, e.g. octocat/hello-world.

Classic personal access token. Public repos: no scopes. Private: repo scope (write too) — prefer fine-grained.

GitHub App. Use a GitHub App instead: Client Id, Installation Id, GitHub App private key (PEM). Read-only Contents, Issues, Pull requests. Repos by hand — no list.

Good to know

First imports slow on busy repos — full history window walk.
Every sync rereads whole history window — late merges on default branch.
Very large repos + long window may hit GitHub limits — shorter window.

Troubleshooting.