Introduce yourself

Hi everyone,

My repository homepage still shows google-labs-jules[bot] in the Contributors sidebar, even though I rewrote the Git history to correct that attribution several days ago.

What I've done:

1. Rewrote the history with git-filter-repo to change the bot's author/committer attribution.
2. Force-pushed the rewritten history to main.
3. Fetched origin/main and confirmed that searching the history for "google-labs-jules" returns nothing. origin/main is the only remote branch.
4. Checked Insights > Contributors. The bot no longer appears there.

The homepage Contributors section still lists the bot. Screenshots of both pages are attached.

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Where are you in your GitHub journey?

Brand new to GitHub

And where are you going next on GitHub?

What technical skills or projects are you working on?

I opened a support ticket (#4881842), but it was redirected here because my account is on the free plan.

Thanks for any help!

Got a question for us? (optional)

• Is the homepage contributor list cached or calculated separately from Insights > Contributors?
• Could old pull request refs (refs/pull/*) or other hidden refs still be keeping the bot's commits counted, and if so, how can they be cleared?
• Is there a way to trigger a recalculation without deleting and recreating the repository? I need to keep its history, settings, and project data.